Digital contract signatures [ non-linux topic, nerd topic ]

[Christopher Browne]

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On 5/4/07, Pavel Zaitsev  wrote:
> > There's a Firefox plug-in that'll do that for you.  Can't remember the
>
> That is Enigform:
>
> https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/4531

Nope, not Enigform.  Enigform will sign HTTP requests, not the
contents of forms.

What you're thinking of is called FireGPG:
   http://firegpg.tuxfamily.org/?page=install&lang=en

It adds buttons for [Sign] [Sign and Send] [ Crypt] [Crypt and Send]
to the GMail interface.  And it seems to work...
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iD8DBQFGO7nNCVn6LJfHIAIRAgaQAKCVxf+rw4cM41aFY/zuWuVhRicNtwCeNpDs
ybZf5eewrR7P5iaiiKotmjY=
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