No errors in the console.
No Labs mods activated.
I have "Better GMail" installed and the "Show Message Details" box checked.
1 2009-05-11 12:07:49
Re: Reply to encrypted Messages is not encrypted (3 replies, posted in Bugs & problems)
2 2009-05-06 19:23:28
Topic: Reply to encrypted Messages is not encrypted (3 replies, posted in Bugs & problems)
Hi, I just received an (encrypted) answer to n (encrypted) mail I sent.
Hitting the Reply button, the "Encrypt" switch was automatically checked (I have set this in the FireGPG prefs.)
So, I entered my mail, hit "Send" -- and it got sent w/o being encrypted!
Any ideas what is going wrong? I've had this experience several times already. 
Oh, and: the mail address of the recipient is not a UID of any keys in my key ring. Maybe that's the problem..?
3 2009-02-23 14:55:07
Re: 0.7.3, Gmail and Reply/Forward (13 replies, posted in Bugs & problems)
Edmond wrote:
Still not fixed for me in 0.7.4. That is, I get not FireGPG buttons/whatever _anywhere_ in the GMail interface.
Forget about that; started working in the meantime, somehow.
4 2009-02-15 20:32:40
Re: 0.7.3, Gmail and Reply/Forward (13 replies, posted in Bugs & problems)
Still not fixed for me in 0.7.4. That is, I get not FireGPG buttons/whatever _anywhere_ in the GMail interface.
5 2009-02-09 19:34:27
Re: 0.7.3, Gmail and Reply/Forward (13 replies, posted in Bugs & problems)
Same problem here. Nothing in the error console. FF 3.0.5, FireGPG 0.7.3 on Linux. New GMail interface, english.
6 2009-02-05 11:48:41
Re: 0.7.2 removes spaces (GMail interface) (3 replies, posted in Bugs & problems)
Nice, thanks!
7 2009-01-31 17:31:08
Topic: 0.7.2 removes spaces (GMail interface) (3 replies, posted in Bugs & problems)
Hello, it happens to me that FireGPG/GMail eat spaces that are preceded by another space or a newline.
That is,
test test
test testis displayed as:
test test
test testManual decryption reveals the spaces are in fact still present in the decrypted message.
Also, if I hit the Reply button while "Decrypt content when reply" (FireGPG options) is enabled, the 'lost' spaces are quoted correctly in the reply.
8 2009-01-25 19:28:49
Topic: FireGPG converts Mails to HTML? (1 replies, posted in Bugs & problems)
Hello,
I just noticed that mails I encrypt with FireGPG using the GMail checkbox are apparently converted to some sort of HTML, at least they contain <br /> tags. Why does this happen? I want to send plain-text (or base64-encoded plain-text) emails. (The mails I compose are plain-text only, so it must bei FireGPG that adds the HTML tags)
9 2009-01-22 15:49:50
Re: 0.7 does not encrypt, loses mail content (4 replies, posted in Bugs & problems)
Okay, thanks for the quick help, and thanks for FireGPG, which makes secure emailing so much less painful for me 
10 2009-01-22 15:42:01
Re: 0.7 does not encrypt, loses mail content (4 replies, posted in Bugs & problems)
the_glu wrote:
If you use the send button of the top of the page, any differences ?
Wow, yes, it does work then
But I have to manually select the right public key (I remember pre-0.7 chose the key automatically, based on the recipient's address?), and the mail has an attachment "noname", which is an ASCII text file that only contains "Version: 1". Seems a bit weird to me..?
11 2009-01-22 15:23:58
Topic: 0.7 does not encrypt, loses mail content (4 replies, posted in Bugs & problems)
Hello, I just upgraded to 0.7. Unfortunately, FireGPG happens to not encrypt my mails anymore, even if the checkbox in GMail's interface is activated. I don't even get a message on the error console. The mail just gets sent unencrypted.
Also, if the "Sign" checkbox is ticked, the mail does neither get signed, nor am I requested to enter my passphrase. Again, no messages on the error console.
Selecting text and choosing "Encrypt" (and "Sign", respectively) from the Firefox/FireGPG menu, on the other hand, works just fine.
And there is another thing (which, iirc, already existed in pre-0.7 versions):
I sometimes send mails whose content looks like the following:
$BodyText_1
----------
$BodyText_2
----------Now, if FireGPG decrypts such an email, the GMail interface only displays:
----------
$BodyText_2
----------$BodyText_1 is completely lost, although decrypting "by hand" (either using GPG directly or via the Firefox/FireGPG menu) reveals the complete message. This might be connected with http://bugs.getfiregpg.org/index.php?do … ask_id=186
Any hints?