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See https://wiki.mozilla.org/Thunderbird/Add-ons_Guide_57 for changes
relevant to Thunderbird 60. This commit also bumps up the minimum
supported version to Thunderbird 52.
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If Bitmask is shut down and Thunderbird is still running, notify the
user using an alert to refresh the session by manually fetching messages
("Get new messages"). Otherwise if Bitmask has shut down and Thunderbird
tries to fetch messages, it will throw up an error and to refresh the
session, the user has to manually fetch the messages. There can be
better ways of handling this but for now we should just make sure that
the user knows why the messages are not being fetched in case Bitmask
stops running or is shut down.
Another solution can be to check for messages automatically for the user
after Bitmask is running to refresh the session but the reason this
approach was not preferred was because the user may not wish to check
for new messages and force-checking would not be transparent. (Not to
forget, the XUL hacks :)
This commit also removes a redundant string bundle call.
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Display a notification bar in the message pane if the message was
encrypted for messages in the "Inbox" folder.
For messages in the "Sent" folder, we have placeholder code for
displaying the message state and for adding custom headers if required.
However, we need to understand how to handle the case for multiple
recipients with different encryption states since it's possible to send
encrypted messages to recipients with known keys but the same message
will be send unencrypted to recipients whose keys are not known. In such
a case we can display the message status per-recipient.
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When composing an email, display the encryption status for each address.
If the public key for a given address is found, show the "lock" sign
(encrypted) in front of it otherwise show the "unlocked" sign
(unencrypted). This status is fetched using the keymanager.
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Display the status of bitmaskd in Thunderbird's status bar by connecting
to it using bitmask.js
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Display the status of bitmaskd in Thunderbird's status bar by connecting
to it using bitmask.js
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String.prototype.includes
In Firefox 48, contains() has been replaced with includes(). See
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1102219 for more
information. This bug was preventing the extension from configuring a
new Bitmask account (see issues #9 and #10).
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It looks like in newer versions of thunderbird it might be already
defined.
- Closes: #8464
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* Resolves: #6041
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Initially, the status bar overlay was used for three purposes: indicate
whether there was a bitmask account configured, as an entry point to the
bitmask account wizard (by clicking on it), and as a watchdog that would popup
the bitmask account wizard everytime thunderbird started, if there was no
account configured.
We don't want any of these features, so this commit completelly removes the
status bar overlay. The issue indicated above (#6613) has to do with removal
of the last of these features (i.e. automated wizard popup).
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into develop
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This is a merge from the Makefile in the debian branch.
bitmask.xpi rule is the one expected/used by the debhelper.
I think it was not correctly included or merged in a past pullreq.
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also:
* Fix minimum version to include -rcs
* Add contributors list
* Spelling OCD Fixes.
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'feature/4545_remove-misleading-encryption-information-from-wizard' into develop
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