aah, yes! now we can all have secure mail from the company which opened its mouth and slipped about key escrow; you know them: the same company that sold million of backdoor units to NSA! yeah, right... --attila On Wed, 31 Jan 1996, Vincent Cate wrote:
* Integrated email - Netscape Navigator 2.0 offers full-featured and rich email capabilities, allowing you to both read and send secure email messages without launching an external email application.
I downloaded it and checked it out. But it was not clear how to use this secure email - so it may lack something yet in user friendlyness, or I may have just missed it. Anyway, it should be much easier to use than PGP. Are we all going to switch to Netscape for email? Is anyone using this? Want to tell us how?
-- Vince
INTRODUCING NETSCAPE NAVIGATOR 2.0 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
END-USER FEATURES
* Enhanced performance - New features such as client-side image mapping, Progressive JPEG support, and support for multiple simultaneous streaming of video, audio, and other data formats enhance the performance of Netscape Navigator 2.0.
* Integrated email - Netscape Navigator 2.0 offers full-featured and rich email capabilities, allowing you to both read and send secure email messages without launching an external email application.
* Integrated newsgroups - Sort, read, and post newsgroup messages in fully threaded hierarchical windows.
* Security - New dynamic trust capability allows users to accept new certificate authorities. Other features include improved security user interface and protection against a site impersonating another site.
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