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Mailvelope sɣur Mailvelope GmbH

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sɣur pwagstro, 6 jierren lyn
When Mailvelope works it's beautiful and easy to use. I confirmed it pretty easily by sending PGP encrypted messages between my GMail and Protonmail accounts.

What's not great is that it doesn't work in Firefox containers. This is a pretty big downside because it means that to get privacy for your email you need to log into Google in your "No Container", which allows Google to follow you around the web (unless you do everything else in containers, which is annoying). If this extension supports Firefox containers in the future, I'll be sure to give it another look.
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  • sɣur Umut, 5 moannen lyn
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  • sɣur Aseqdac Firefox 12659681, 7 moannen lyn
    Installation on Linux not really documented (have to dig though the GitHub wiki, nothing is documented regarding GnuPG integration on their website).
    Once GnuPG integration works, it pretends it cannot find the public key for a recipient (manual searching the key on keys.openpgp.org works flawlessly). If you somehow make it work, it basically replaces the editor of your webmailer with this plaintext editor (so you can't really use the default editor of your webmailer anymore).

    All in all I can't really recommend this extension.
    Either you trust your webmailer enough to give it your keys or just use a local mail client.

    If you still want to bother trying this extension, for Linux Mint/Ubuntu you can enable GnuPG integration like this:

    1. install gpgme-json (it prentends to automatically set up the firefox native-messaging-hosts file for you, but that's a lie)
    2. create the "native-messaging-hosts" config "/usr/lib/mozilla/native-messaging-hosts/gpgmejson.json" with the following contents

    {
    "name": "gpgmejson",
    "description": "Integration with GnuPG",
    "path": "/usr/bin/gpgme-json",
    "type": "stdio",
    "allowed_extensions": [
    "jid1-AQqSMBYb0a8ADg@jetpack"
    ]
    }

    3. restart firefox
    4. mailvelope should now detect your GnuPG backend
  • sɣur hansgw, 7 moannen lyn
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  • sɣur joanluclaborda, ien jier lyn
    Je l'ai installé dans mon Firefox mais le serveur de mail que j'utilise me dit toujours que l'extention n'est pas installée ou pas active
  • sɣur Andreas Haupt, ien jier lyn
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  • sɣur Aseqdac Firefox 18762528, ien jier lyn
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  • sɣur Igor, ien jier lyn
    This is really painless PGP experience! Easy to setup, easy to use
  • sɣur infirms, ien jier lyn
  • sɣur Aseqdac Firefox 13598172, ien jier lyn
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  • sɣur Sam del Canigo, ien jier lyn
  • sɣur Rico, 2 jierren lyn
    Der email Anbieter GMX empfiehlt diese Erweiterung zur verschlüsselung. Ich vertraue GMX auch nicht zu 100% und nach dieser Empfehlung bin ich stark verunsichert mit GMX was die da empfehlen. Zur Sache Mailvelope will alle meine browserdaten auslesen...kannst vergessen
  • sɣur Redzs, 2 jierren lyn
  • sɣur Aseqdac Firefox 13647948, 2 jierren lyn
    ⚠️Beware of sketchy perms for what should just be an email signer.
  • sɣur tvogel, 2 jierren lyn
    I am voting one-star only to be visible with the bad votes because it almost made me not trying it out:
    Contrary to the tone here, it works on Firefox/Linux with native gpg very well (current openSUSE Tumbleweed here).
    Follow these instructions: https://github.com/mailvelope/mailvelope/wiki/Mailvelope-GnuPG-integration
    Yes, it needs creating one file by hand.