Adds new welcome mail text in english.

1 files changed, 54 insertions, 49 deletions

diff --git a/service/pixelated/assets/welcome.mail.en-US b/service/pixelated/assets/welcome.mail.en-US
index 3d9f7721..69262bc9 100644
--- a/service/pixelated/assets/welcome.mail.en-US
+++ b/service/pixelated/assets/welcome.mail.en-US
@@ -9,79 +9,84 @@ Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8
 
 Welcome to Pixelated Mail, modern email with encryption.
 
-Pixelated Mail is an open source project that aims to provide secure email in the browser, with all the functionality we've come to expect of modern email clients.
+Pixelated Mail is an open source project that aims to provide secure email in the browser.
 
 How to use it
 -------------
 
-Pixelated Mail does what you've come to expect of your email program. On the left, you will find a navigation bar where you can find your mailboxes and tags. Clicking them will load the corresponding messages in the middle area - the mail list. Clicking on a message will show it on the right side, but you know it already!
+Pixelated Mail works as any other email client. On the left, you will find a navigation bar where you can find your mailboxes and tags. Clicking them will load the corresponding messages in the middle area - the mail list. Clicking on a message will show it on the right side, but you already know that, right?
 
-To compose a message look for the big blue button on the top left. You can add tags to received messages by clicking on the "+" sign below the message subject. You can also find the encryption status of a message just above the sender/recipient information.
-
-A bit more about Pixelated
---------------------------
-
-Pixelated is an open source project licensed under AGPL 3.0. It is composed of 2 main parts, the User Agent (that you are using right now) and the Provider (which will send and receive your emails, the server behind the @ sign on your new mail address). You can learn more by visiting https://pixelated-project.org/.
+To compose a message look for the big blue button on the top left. You can add tags by clicking on the "+" sign below the message subject. You can find the encryption status of a message just above the sender information.
 
 About this message and encryption status
 ----------------------------------------
 
-This message was not encrypted. Like any email, it could have been read by others before reaching your provider.
-To send encrypted messages you have to have the public keys of the recipients. In Pixelated there are 2 ways to get someone's public key:
-- when you send an email to another account on your provider, the public keys are exchanged by default
-- when you receive an encrypted mail from anyone, their public key will be automatically stored
+This message wasn't encrypted. Like any email, it could have been read by others before reaching your provider.
+
+There are two ways to send encrypted messages from Pixelated:
+
+- when you send an email to an account on your provider, the message is encrypted and signed by default
+- when you send an email to another account, Pixelated will still try to encrypt the message, and if it succeeds you will see a closed padlock next to the email address; if the padlock is open, the message will be sent normally as any other e-mail client. Pixelated does all of this automatically. :D
+
+A bit more about Pixelated
+--------------------------
 
+Pixelated is an open source project licensed under AGPL 3.0. It is composed of tow main parts, the web client (that you are using now) and the provider (which will send and receive your emails, the server behind the @ sign on your new mail address). You can learn more by visiting https://pixelated-project.org/.
 
-Enjoy your secure messaging!
+Enjoy your secure email!
 
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 Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8
 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
 
+<h1>Welcome to Pixelated Mail, modern email with encryption.</h1>
+
+<p>Pixelated Mail is an open source project that aims to provide secure ema=
+il in the browser.</p>
+
+<h2>How to use it<h2>
+
 <p>
-Welcome to Pixelated Mail, modern email with encryption.
-</p>
-<p>
-Pixelated Mail is an open source project that aims to provide secure email =
-in the browser, with all the functionality we've come to expect of modern e=
-mail clients.
-</p>
-<p>
-<b>How to use it</b><br/>
-Pixelated Mail does what you've come to expect of your email program. On th=
-e left, you will find a navigation bar where you can find your mailboxes an=
-d tags. Clicking them will load the corresponding messages in the middle ar=
-ea - the mail list. Clicking on a message will show it on the right side, b=
-ut you know it already!
+Pixelated Mail works as any other email client. On the left, you will find =
+a navigation bar where you can find your mailboxes and tags. Clicking them =
+will load the corresponding messages in the middle area - the mail list. Cl=
+icking on a message will show it on the right side, but you already know th=
+at, right?
 </p>
 <p>
 To compose a message look for the big blue button on the top left. You can =
-add tags to received messages by clicking on the "+" sign below the message=
- subject. You can also find the encryption status of a message just above t=
-he sender/recipient information.
+add tags by clicking on the "+" sign below the message subject. You can fin=
+d the encryption status of a message just above the sender information.
 </p>
+
+
+<h2>About this message and encryption status</h2>
+
 <p>
-<b>A bit more about Pixelated</b><br/>
-Pixelated is an open source project licensed under AGPL 3.0. It is composed=
- of 2 main parts, the User Agent (that you are using right now) and the Pro=
-vider (which will send and receive your emails, the server behind the @ sig=
-n on your new mail address). You can learn more by visiting https://pixelat=
-ed-project.org/.
+This message wasn't encrypted. Like any email, it could have been read by o=
+thers before reaching your provider.
 </p>
 <p>
-<b>About this message and encryption status</b><br/>
-This message was not encrypted. Like any email, it could have been read by =
-others before reaching your provider.
-To send encrypted messages you have to have the public keys of the recipien=
-ts. In Pixelated there are 2 ways to get someone's public key:
+There are two ways to send encrypted messages from Pixelated:
+</p>
+
 <ul>
-<li>when you send an email to another account on your provider, the public =
-keys are exchanged by default</li>
-<li>when you receive an encrypted mail from anyone, their public key will b=
-e automatically stored</li>
+<li>when you send an email to an account on your provider, the message is e=
+ncrypted and signed by default</li>
+<li>when you send an email to another account, Pixelated will still try to =
+encrypt the message, and if it succeeds you will see a closed padlock next =
+to the email address; if the padlock is open, the message will be sent norm=
+ally as any other e-mail client. Pixelated does all of this automatically. =
+:D</li>
 </ul>
-</p>
-<p>
-Enjoy your secure messaging!
-</p>
+
+<h2>A bit more about Pixelated</h2>
+
+<p>Pixelated is an open source project licensed under AGPL 3.0. It is compo=
+sed of tow main parts, the web client (that you are using now) and the prov=
+ider (which will send and receive your emails, the server behind the @ sign=
+ on your new mail address). You can learn more by visiting https://pixelate=
+d-project.org/.</p>
+
+<p>Enjoy your secure email!</p>
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