On 2014-02-02 00:34, Dave Crocker wrote:
1. It has demonstrated unacceptable usability for average users.
At last my view and experience is that latest Enigmail and MacGPG is
making it usable.
The key exchange is hard, but works really well in Enigmail+Thunderbird,
as key management is directly from mail read/compose window. Not in a
separate application.
2. It does not protect the header or the envelope, to the extent anyone
cares about divulging the Subject or other message meta-data...
Correct. It only protects what it protects.
3. It's packaging in the body is ugly. (See #1)
Huh?
It is using multipart/signed just like other security mechanisms that
protects the body.
Patrik
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