My bad. From what I had read when I wrote my first comment, I interpreted it being Gmail specific. Also, I was only able to use it in Gmail at that time. However, I reinstalled the extension and now it seems to work like you've mentioned. Thanks.
For computers that I don't own or maintain, Freenigma is a great online alternative.
True. However, I don't see that being any different from people who publish their keys to a repository. I also like the freedom Freenigma gives me - I'm not restricted to just Gmail like I am with FireGPG. I can use Freenigma with Gmail, Hotmail and Yahoo!.
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My bad. From what I had read when I wrote my first comment, I interpreted it being Gmail specific. Also, I was only able to use it in Gmail at that time. However, I reinstalled the extension and now it seems to work like you've mentioned. Thanks. For computers that I don't own or maintain, Freenigma is a great online alternative.
True. However, I don't see that being any different from people who publish their keys to a repository. I also like the freedom Freenigma gives me - I'm not restricted to just Gmail like I am with FireGPG. I can use Freenigma with Gmail, Hotmail and Yahoo!.
I've been using Freenigma (http://www.freenigma.com) way before I even heard of FireGPG, and they've had a Firefox extension since then too.