1. For cases, where I don't want to upload my keys to a keyserver and share my public key locally using file sharing, email or IM, I get no option to share my revocation certificate with anyone locally (using the above mentioned medias).
2. If you want to import a key from clipboard - keys -> + button (bottom right) -> import from file -> 3 dots top right hand corner -> read from clipboard.
3. While it does have the ability to utilize two-key cryptography on both files and presumably emails via the clipboard, it seemingly lacks the ability to sign or verify signatures on emails.
4. Defeats the purpose... UPDATE: Reading the reviews this seems to have something to do with this app not being able to read the clipboard on Android 10.
5. The only tricky part was finding out how to import keys from clipboardIt's good but when you encrypt something on the latest version of Kleopatra(windows), you can't encrypt it on this app.
6. Adding that feature will be helpful for people like me.Text color is same as background so cannot see who you are encrypting to.
7. I understand this is not necessarily an issue with development but if this feature could be reimplemented somehow this app would be the perfect package once again.Missing a key feature (for me, at least).
8. I even transferred my keys between phones.The signature validation doesn't really do anything when you do it with a file.
9. But there should be clear information about: private key, public key, sub-key, sharing the key, backup of the key.Very helpful and interesting app.
10. I feel this is my problem not the developers so I'm going to keep trying then will re-review.Great app! Most of it is very intuitive.
11. While this doesn't render the app useless, it does make it less than useful to me unless I'm willing to replace my email client.