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[Feature] Add GPG/PGP Functionality #2244
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[Feature] Add GPG/PGP/ S/MIME Functionality
[Feature] Add GPG/PGP Functionality
Nov 26, 2018
Yes! :) Once issued here brave/browser-laptop#4914 as well but unfortunately labelled |
If you want to use Mailvelope, you should install the extension. There's no need for Brave to duplicate that functionality, especially when only a very few people will use it. |
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Feature: Have GPG/PGP and S/MIME Email Encryption functionality.
Why? Email security is a big issue. One that GPG/PGP could help fix.
How? An extension called Mailvelope already has a free software Chrome extension. It could be then be built into the browser.
It could also sync with the default password manager, making key management easier.
Of course, I would recommend this being off by default.
Preferably it would be utilized in the same way other privacy/security features like Ad-Blocking, HTTPS-Everywhere, tracking protecting, e.c.t.
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