FlowCrypt: Encrypt Gmail with PGP

This software is already obsolete. No support response, no update nor no severe security fix. In addition, hardcoded part is also too old, so many functions don't work. To keep your pgp/gpg providing security, this is already dead. We need other open sourse fine pgp/gpg frontend for gmail. I completely disappointed this front end of pgp/gpg. Especially, this extention breaks our pgp/gpg encryped or signed email. At this moment, we must call it non-secure ware just saying itself sesure, u... Show more

The UI is decent but there are some serious functional issues with it. Their (hard-coded) key server doesn't seem to find keys in the other key servers it claims to look in. Their key server and/or UI doesn't seem to handle multiple keys that match a given recipient in public key servers. There is no ability to choose one and It's unclear how it's even choosing the key it chooses to use when multiple exist. I would have assumed newest key of highest strength, or most signatures, etc. but ... Show more

A great idea executed fairly well. Works as it should. Would be good to get a security audit on it from someone, as GPG tends to only be used by people who really need it and as such the application layer is often targeted. The application has a hard time correctly deciphering signatures from a lot of other typical GPG client configurations; not sure what the issue is but the developer is working on it. The application also seems to want to do everything the old ASCII armor way, which no ... Show more