For those people who have Netscape / an SSL-enabled web-browser, wouldn't it be useful to have secure web pages that did the following: (1) An anonymous remailer web page, like the current ones (this one has the obvious advantage that plaintext doesn't travel to the http server) (2) A pgp-sending web page (type in key id into field, send message to address given, encrypted) This isn't a bad idea for the same reason that (1) above is a much better idea. (3) Ultimately, a server that did (2), through (1). Being able to send PGP encrypted email to a recipient through anonymous remailers, over the web with a secure browser might be PGP's "killer app" in one way or another. How hard would this be to implement? Would it be worth waiting until the PGP 3.0 API is released? Jon ---------- Jon Lasser (410)494-3072 - Obscenity is a crutch for jlasser@rwd.goucher.edu inarticulate motherfuckers. http://www.goucher.edu/~jlasser/ Finger for PGP key (1024/EC001E4D) - Fuck the CDA.