Looking forward to it. The constant “FireGPG: Gmail support seems broken. Details Status’s page Close” bubble is really annoying, is there any way to disable that without entirely removing FireGPG?
Thanks for your hard work and effort. I love the comments on your congratulations page – do people really keep forwarding the error, even when you say not to?
Where does one report bugs? I have an issue that when fetching a key from the server, the clock graphic that get put up does not go away. I reloaded the page, closed the tab, minimized the browser and even switched to another desktop in my Gnome desktop and the clock was still there. That is annoying!
Also, could there be a preference to never ask whether I want to ‘fetch the key form the server’? Could it be possible to just show a yellow text ‘No key available’ instead of ‘Signed email’ and then when I want to check the signature I would click on the ‘No key available’ and then you app could get the key from the server in background. And just replace the text without annoying me again with a useless pop-up?
Hi! I’m very anxious to use FireGPG and it actually works quite well with Gmail. That is, the normal Gmail. It doesn’t work with Gmail as a Hosted App. I’m guessing it would be a slight change to make this work, but I’m not sure where to dig, or if you have plans to include this soon.
I really want to use this for my Non-profit company of roughly 61 employees. We’re using Google Apps for your Domain (GAFYD) email for our website, etc. But I can’t WAIT to get FireGPG to work with it.
Please let us know if you’re getting this going, and if you’re planning on a Chrome release.
Finally, are you planning to add additional team members to your project? Because if you burn out.. we’ll all die seeing there’s no more updates.
20 Responses to “Gmail issues fixed”
Thanks, glu.
By the way, the status page says that you plan to release the fix… a month ago. Typo?
By Sue D. Nymme on Nov 6, 2009
Looking forward to it. The constant “FireGPG: Gmail support seems broken. Details Status’s page Close” bubble is really annoying, is there any way to disable that without entirely removing FireGPG?
By Benjamin C. Wiley Sittler on Nov 6, 2009
I just built it from svn and it works.
Seems awesome Maximilien.
Thank you very much.
By Luís Bastião Silva on Nov 7, 2009
Says October 8 on the status page, a typo?
By scalyblue on Nov 7, 2009
Yes it’s a typo
@Benjamin: Not yet, but I will find something.
By Maximilien Cuony [The_glu] on Nov 7, 2009
Works great here.
Thanks for your hard work and effort. I love the comments on your congratulations page – do people really keep forwarding the error, even when you say not to?
Please dont give up on this project!
By AK on Nov 8, 2009
Yep AK, wanna see my Inbox ?
By Maximilien Cuony [The_glu] on Nov 8, 2009
Hello guys!
Thanks for the good work, but the latest version does not work for me. (using firefox 3.5.5)
Please help.
Here are the errors when i try to send a message:
http://img101.imageshack.us/img101/818/firegpg1.png
and
http://img22.imageshack.us/img22/1535/firegpg2.png
Thanks and sorry if i’m the problem
By dopefish on Nov 13, 2009
You have problem with your smtp server, check your password and/or use anthoer (eg. your internet provided’s smtp)
By Maximilien Cuony [The_glu] on Nov 13, 2009
Where does one report bugs? I have an issue that when fetching a key from the server, the clock graphic that get put up does not go away. I reloaded the page, closed the tab, minimized the browser and even switched to another desktop in my Gnome desktop and the clock was still there. That is annoying!
Also, could there be a preference to never ask whether I want to ‘fetch the key form the server’? Could it be possible to just show a yellow text ‘No key available’ instead of ‘Signed email’ and then when I want to check the signature I would click on the ‘No key available’ and then you app could get the key from the server in background. And just replace the text without annoying me again with a useless pop-up?
By Aigars Mahinovs on Nov 23, 2009
@Aigars: Get the lastest version…
By Maximilien Cuony [The_glu] on Nov 24, 2009
Will you guys have a Google Chrome extension for FireGPG soon?
By anon on Dec 18, 2009
Hi! I’m very anxious to use FireGPG and it actually works quite well with Gmail. That is, the normal Gmail. It doesn’t work with Gmail as a Hosted App. I’m guessing it would be a slight change to make this work, but I’m not sure where to dig, or if you have plans to include this soon.
By Jonas Öberg on Jan 8, 2010
Is there any word on when/if FireGPG will be fixed?
By Katie on Jan 8, 2010
No date.
By Maximilien Cuony [The_glu] on Jan 8, 2010
Non working for Firefox 3.5.7 @ Windows! Any fix soon?
By N900 on Jan 12, 2010
I really want to use this for my Non-profit company of roughly 61 employees. We’re using Google Apps for your Domain (GAFYD) email for our website, etc. But I can’t WAIT to get FireGPG to work with it.
Please let us know if you’re getting this going, and if you’re planning on a Chrome release.
Finally, are you planning to add additional team members to your project? Because if you burn out.. we’ll all die seeing there’s no more updates.
Thanks!
By Mark H on Jan 14, 2010
I’m looking for team members, yes
By Maximilien Cuony [The_glu] on Jan 14, 2010
I use a Google App domain with Firefox 3.0.
FireGPG work like a charm for me…
By David DST on Mar 3, 2010
I’m looking at this and on my google apps domains what does work is if I use inline signatures, but it does not work with attached signatures.
Do we know when this might get time to look at it? So we can generalize to google apps domains?
It looks like you are aware of the issue, but I’m curious where we find bug reports, and report bugs.
Jigme Datse Rasku
By Jigme Datse Rasku on Mar 5, 2010