How about GPA + Mozilla ?

[Bernhard Reiter]

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It certainly is a good idea to integrate
email encryption with gpg into mozilla.

I have not heard of any specific plans to do this, though.
You probably would use the gpgme library to couple mozilla and gpg
up. You need to handle the mime cases well, which is the hard part.


On Sun, Sep 02, 2001 at 11:24:05AM +0800, Hin-lik Hung, Shell wrote:
> Hi,
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>     How about if a plugins in Mozilla for GPA ?
>=20
>     The idea is just like the pgpi and the outlook,
> if pgpi installed, some new pgpi icons will appear
> in outlook to use PGP's function directly. So if
> users installed both mozilla and GPA, he can encrypt
> or sign the message in mozilla by using GPA.
>=20
>     I don't know how hard, and how many things need
> to change, but IMHO, this may be a good feature, any
> idea ?
>=20
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> Best Regards,
> Shell Hung   <shell@shellhung.org>
> http://www.shellhung.org
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