Comments That’s excellent!
Does that {$FXFolder} work with other lines in about:config? Or is it something FireGPG alone does?
Thanks for following up!
M Cook, 2009-01-07 19:47:10
No it’s a special FireGPG feature, only for the GnuPG path and the GnuPG command line ;=)
Maximilien Cuony [The_glu] , 2009-01-07 19:49:24
Can someone provide instructions for firefox portable installation?
DevM, 2009-01-18 11:56:17
Next. Release. I don’t understand why it’s hard to understand…
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I you want to help firegpg by translating anything I invite you to use the new website : translate.getfiregpg.org
You can’t translate the website for translation dues to a small bug but it’s will come ;)
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The website to translate FireGPG and correct mistakes is almost finished. I will be able to send an email to the ~30 users who ask something related to locate who will be able to do what they wanted to do (sorry to users who are waiting for several months to get an answer for us btw…).
The interface is finished, I just have to import string into the website, make the system who generate strings for the xpi, and the system who will synchronize websites with translations !
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Today I finished the key manager :]
You can create new key, revoke and delete a key, add/revoke/delete an identity, change password, see signs and sign a key. (You can’t revoke and delete a sign, but it’s hard and you can’t with enigmail too ;)). And of course everything related to keyserver are still working.
I will probably release a new version soon as some users ask for Firefox 3.
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So I work on a new feature :
Currently only buttons related to key servers works. But it’s a big improvement ;)
I have a lot of work remaining. I’m not sure it’s will be finish for the next release (Sunday - gmail and majors bugs fixed), but “auto-fetching” missing key will be here ;)
Comments It would be nice if this matched the key manager in Enigmail for fetures (or even the actual GUI), this would make it easier/faster for Enigmail users to adopt and use FireGPG.
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