On 10/8/19 12:49 PM, Robert J. Hansen wrote: >> In particular I hope, that Mozilla will not follow your example and >> won’t entice users to proprietary isolated keyserver [0] > > The Hagrid codebase is not proprietary. It's been fully open sourced > and is developed by the same people behind the open-source SequoiaPGP. > > I understand you don't like a single point of failure. However, the SKS > system is simply no longer sustainable. Point-blank, it is dead as far > as Enigmail is considered. Luckily if Mozilla is actually going to use a reimplementation of OpenPGP instead of using the badly designed gnupg program, there will be the option of interacting with a developer of OpenPGP software who is willing to do things like check the size of a downloaded SKS key before importing it... rather than getting angry at the world, flipping over the board, and deciding that only the inferior keys.openpgp.org in combination with self-sigs-only shall be used in future.
-- Eli Schwartz Arch Linux Bug Wrangler and Trusted User
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