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There are grease monkey scripts that do this. Maybe because there is very little demand?
by hendler 16y ago
There are grease monkey scripts that do this. Maybe because there is very little demand?
- baltcode 16y agoIf more people became aware how much of their profile resides with ISP's, DNS providers, and email hosts, I think many would prefer such a thing. Google, by the way is a DNS provider, search gateway, email host, AND an advertiser. It might be popular if it was free (you can still have some advertising), and actually secure. I'd imagine at least a portion of the hacker community would gravitate to it. Are you talking about this? http://www.langenhoven.com/code/emailencrypt/gmailencrypt.php http://www.langenhoven.com/code/emailencrypt/gmailencrypt.ph... I'll check it out, though I thought it had some issues with the latest version of FF.
- retube 16y agoThat link looks like it could be what the OP is after. The _only_ caveat is you need recipients to tell you where their key is stored. It would be good if there was a service that stored public keys keyed by email.