hey, message just to inform you I released a little web app to make the kleopatra desktop app more accessible through a simple website
it’s for people who are stuck on mac os like me
or need to easily access a more portable version of it
website: https://kleopatra.app
source code: GitHub - CyberClarence/kleopatra: Easy to use OpenPGP client
Hi @ilovepgp,
it is very cool that you do crypto implementations with Free Software libraries like OpenPGP.js!
Note that it is a bit confusing that you have called your single page web application “Kleopatra”, I’ve opened an issue for this on your github page: Please change name to avoid confusion with desktop Kleopatra · Issue #6 · CyberClarence/kleopatra · GitHub and suggest that you change the name.
Please also note that the link to github from https://kleopatra.app/ is broken and that your repository seems to miss a license. If it is not marked with the right holders and a Free Software license, users cannot see that it is Free Software (sometimes called “Open Source”). (See https://reuse.software for a modern way to mark software source code as Free Software.)
Hope you can do both changes and then get a useful web tool.
BTW I am not sure that OpenPGP.js is fully LibrePGP compatible, which is the modern standard GnuPG is using. Default algorithms would be ECC.
Users will still have to trust the application a lot as the web server can always issue a different version of the software and could issue a version that sends the private key or the cipher text somewhere. You will probably have to address this at some point as well.
Welcome to crypto coding!
Best Regards,
Bernhard
ps.: I have added a “.add” and remove the “[open source]” from your original title to avoid confusion of other readers, I hope that is okay?