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Terry Hill wrote: > > Gmail handles PGP/Mime signature attachments fine, but doesn't > offer to > try and check the signature (sigh). > > It doesn't handle inline PGP signatures well. > > It displays VCF attachments for download, but doesn't offer to > import them! > > It displays text in an email after "-- " as greyed out, so it > recognizes > it as a signature correctly. Then it fails to offer an option to not > quote this text in replies. > > Just don't compare it to a real email client and you won't be > disappointed ;) > > > Sorry if this rubs your rhubarb a bit but does it really matter? > > PGP signatures - is there a point? I can't think of a situation where > I'd end up crying over a VCF. I've either got contact details or I > haven't. > > I use email all over the place, at work, at friends houses, at home. > Gmail is there, wherever there's an operating system with a browser of > some sort bolted on. > > As far as I can remember the only place I've ever been told off for > top posting was in this user group, so I start typing at the bottom > these days if I remember as it's the fair enough that you all want the > same format. Woohoo? Though now I've kinda taken to using Thunderbird and GMail. -- The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUG http://mailman.dclug.org.uk/listinfo/list FAQ: http://www.dcglug.org.uk/linux_adm/list-faq.html