Mailvelope
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Mailvelope is a browser extension that allows to exchange encrypted emails following the OpenPGP encryption standard.
Cost / License
- Free Personal
- Open Source (AGPL-3.0)
Application type
EUPlatforms
- Microsoft Edge
- Google Chrome
- Mozilla Firefox
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- Aerosol thinks OpenPGP is a important feature of Mailvelope
- POX added Privacy Tools as a feature to Mailvelope
- POX added End-to-End Encryption as a feature to Mailvelope
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What is Mailvelope?
Mailvelope information
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Mailvelope GmbH Licensing
Open Source (AGPL-3.0) and Free Personal product.Pricing
Subscription that costs $3 per month.Written in
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Comments and Reviews
Mailvelope is a great addon for your Chrome Browser if you are concerned with your email provider, or anyone else for that matter, reading or data mining your emails. Encrypts all the content so only you and the intended recipient(s) can read it. An excellent tool everyone should be using.
Very complicated to use, despite their claims otherwise. Proton Mail is much easier. You just give the recipient the password via another method other than email (text, Signal, Whats App, phone call, etc).
You "trust" provider to generate your private key, it's password, and the mode of encryption. Your site password has no correlation to the encryption.
ZERO TRUST encryption
AVOID