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Cool. A few thoughts: 1. On the front page "Only you have the encryption key" could be confusing to folks new to PGP, consider instead "Only you have the dec
by bgibson 11y ago
Cool. A few thoughts:
1. On the front page "Only you have the encryption key" could be confusing to folks new to PGP, consider instead "Only you have the decryption key". Then elaborate below - your encryption key/pubkey is uploaded to your service and made available to any users of your form, while your encryption/privkey remains secret.
2. What's your experience doing crypto in browser Javascript? I looked at that earlier this year but it was still pretty immature. Things like Mailvelope are a good start but not 100% reliable.
- sjs382 11y agoThanks for point #1. I'm going to change that right away! I use mailvelope for reading Private Forms submissions in Gmail, and it's wonderful. As far as crypto in the browser, kbpgp is a great tool, assuming your browser supports it.