I assume that this is not a bug in kmail at all, as attached plaintext keys should be marked as application/pgp-keys instead of text/plain. But in reality there are Encryption gateways out there which attach peoples pgp-keys as text/plain However, to increase interoperability and usability it might be good to some more "intelligence": Would it be complicated to implement if kmail checked the file-extension of an attachement and if the message is signed and/or encryped, and if a text/plain part is detected with a filename like *.asc, then handle that part if it was application/pgp-keys? That way one could just import the key by klicking on it... Ideas? Reproducible: Always
could you send me in private a email with it ? I will look at what I can do. thanks
Hi Laurent, done! Thx.