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>For example a common enough way of doing PGP is to use a chrome extension that PGP-ifies your webmail. You mean mailvelope[1]? That's a straight up plugin/ext
by upofadown 7y ago
>For example a common enough way of doing PGP is to use a chrome extension that PGP-ifies your webmail.
You mean mailvelope[1]? That's a straight up plugin/extension. It gets installed once and is as secure as whatever is used to secure extensions on a particular browser.
[1] https://www.mailvelope.com/ https://www.mailvelope.com/
- joshuamorton 7y agoIt's one of a number of options (gmail for example had an unofficial official one for a while, and there are other similar extensions). They still all have the same issue that the only threat they protect from is "my webmail provider is incompetent".