GNOME Keysign allows signing OpenPGP keys comfortably and securely via the local network or Bluetooth.It can scan another key's barcode and transfer the key securely, allowing for casual two-party key signing sessions. It follows best practises by sending the encrypted signatures to the UIDs of a key using the Email client the user configured to use.

Keysign

* Fix error stemming from removing the crashing gpgme detection * build: Unvendorise babel-glade python module * change email message to facilitate usage of certifications

* Allow to drag and drop an email or its attachment into the app * show options to save produced certification as a file * Added a tooltip to the Internet button * Change logo to a wax seal * select usable private keys for signing, only * made appdata file validate under stricter requirements

* fixed up appdata * Cater for newer wormhole close() semantics

* Run with python3 from the desktop file * Removed monkeysign support * Stop installing gks-qrcode * Increased Python2 support in the tests * Fixed stopping wormhole discovery * Ship a new icon for the app * Removed gpgmh wrapper module

Transfer keys via the Internet through Magic Wormhole

Check for Bluetooth in a separate thread, detect powered off Bluetooth device, do not show offline keys

Add Bluetooth supportDefault to gpgme

Keysign

OpenPGP Keysigning helper

Changes in version 1.2.0

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