1 Reply by CGamesPlay

(3 replies, posted in Misc)

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It fails the private key detection (patch pending), and the unicode test (bug report already filed). There are a lot of inconsistencies in the HTML tests: sometimes the HTML is stripped, sometimes it is encoded.
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Comment: http://getfiregpg.org

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2 Reply by CGamesPlay

(6 replies, posted in Bugs & problems)

From what I understand, messages need to be sent using a specific format--simply including a PGP block in an email isn't the right way. Try sending an email using FireGPG's features to yourself (you will see new options in the Compose window).

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3 Topic by CGamesPlay

(3 replies, posted in Misc)

http://cgamesplay.com/firegpg/tests/
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I've created the beginnings of a test suite for FireGPG. Ideally, this would be a wiki, but we'll use what we've got :)

The suite is available online at <http://cgamesplay.com/firegpg/tests/>. It includes several tests that don't yet pass.

This is a very primitive list of tests, but it should at least help prevent regression and such.

Also, my public key is at the end of this post. From now on, anything I do will be tied to this public key.
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4 Reply by CGamesPlay

(12 replies, posted in Bugs & problems)

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Alternatively, you can simply disable the inline detection. It's available on the General tab of the FireGPG options.
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5 Topic by CGamesPlay

(1 replies, posted in Requests)

At least a year ago I looked to FireGPG to ease the use of GPG, but decided that the interface was too poor to use. I don't care about GMail integration, what I want is something more like this. Well, today I sat down and started coding. Presently, I have an extension that extracts PGP blocks in web pages, but doesn't yet do anything with them. I want to merge this into FireGPG to create a working web cryptography solution.

I haven't tried to merge them yet, and I've only taken a cursory glance at the code for FireGPG, but can anyone direct me where I should look to help me out? Thanks. I'd also be interested in hearing any other thoughts anyone had on the idea itself.

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