> The core UX for gnupg.vim is open .gpg/.pgp/.asc file, be automatically prompted for passphrase (unless file is new), edit file, save (be prompted for recipie

> The core UX for gnupg.vim is open .gpg/.pgp/.asc file, be automatically prompted for passphrase (unless file is new), edit file, save (be prompted for recipients if new). Done. > gnupg.vim does turn off the viminfo/swapfile/undofile functionality. Thanks. That is excellent UX and knowing that I can agree it's what people should use instead of the built-in encryption.