Sean Colyer

I'm unfortunately very inactive in openpgp.js these days, but just wanted to chip in it sounds like from what you're saying you're potentially looking to strictly do the `armor` concept...

Hm, I hadn't thought about this previously, but it does seem like a good feature. I've never tried that many keys at once, does it always work with 5 keys...

Ah, I think I know what the issue is there @dbgdngit , I don't think we're properly saving all of the returned values as you suspect. I'll try to address...

Sorry, I haven't replied previously. I haven't tested the extension against use mailto: links, but judging by your description I've got a pretty good idea what's going on. I'll try...

This sometimes happens with draft autosave prevention, it's something I'm actively looking in to. Did you have that enabled?

Thanks for the feedback. I'll have to think to see if there is a reasonable way to change the button state as you're suggesting. I'm not sure the state decision...

@n2ygk I think that is the best at least medium term solution. We need to add this support to openpgp.js which hopefully happens shortly.

Sorry for the delay on this. @LittleMonkeyMojo @Krishath @ddombrowsky @WhiteVoidia @lohit61288 Can you tell me how you generated your keys? Are they generated by the extension or are they imported?...

Yes, the support in OpenPGP.js for keyservers and generating revoked signatures is lacking. Can you create an issue on https://github.com/openpgpjs/openpgpjs with your preferred use case?

I've been thinking about Inbox, but haven't committed to it yet. Help would be welcome! I've been working on revamping a bunch of the extension to address a whole bunch...