Using Enigmail for some time now - thanks for your work!
Patrick deserves all the credit; the rest of us just try to help him
with the load of questions. :) Which is hard, given that he usually
beats us to answering them!
As I understand, the GPG key for a specific email address is saved
inside the keyring, in my case the GNOME keyring. To decrypt an
encrypted email Enigmail needs to have access to that keyring. Which
means, the GNOME keyring needs to be unlocked so that Enigmail can
access it and read the according GPG key.
Nope. :)
GnuPG is the one popping up those passphrase dialogs, not Enigmail.
We've got nothing to do with it. We never touch your keyring. Although
I think your feature request is pretty reasonable, it's also beyond
Enigmail's scope. Perhaps ask on GnuPG-Users, or on a GNOME mailing
list?
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