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PGP encrypted attachments (*.asc or *.pgp) are not shown (visible) in Mail-app, and thus can not be decrypted.

GnuPG (gpg2) works fine from terminal and I can live with that, but when we get proper handling of attachments?

PGP encrypted attachments (*.asc or *.pgp) are not shown (visible) in Mail-app, and thus can not be decrypted.

GnuPG (gpg2) works fine from terminal and I can live with that, but when we get proper handling of attachments?

PGP encrypted attachments (*.asc or *.pgp) are not shown (visible) in Mail-app, and thus can not be decrypted.

GnuPG (gpg2) works fine from terminal and I can live with that, but when we get proper handling of attachments?

Edit: I did not request PGP support, just a request for Mail-app to handle pgp attachments similar as other attachments, save to Downloads folder. Jolla has tools to encrypt and decrypt messages. text/messages. Thats why I did not consider this as a duplicate. Thanks.

PGP encrypted attachments (*.asc or *.pgp) are not shown (visible) in Mail-app, and thus can not be decrypted.

GnuPG (gpg2) works fine from terminal and I can live with that, but when we get proper handling of attachments?

Edit: I did not request PGP support, just a request for Mail-app to handle pgp attachments similar as other attachments, save saving those to Downloads folder. Jolla has tools to encrypt and decrypt text/messages. Thats why I did not consider this as a duplicate. Thanks.

PGP encrypted attachments (*.asc or *.pgp) are not shown (visible) in Mail-app, and thus can not be decrypted.

GnuPG (gpg2) works fine from terminal and I can live with that, but when we get proper handling of attachments?

Edit: I did not request PGP support, just a request for Mail-app to handle pgp attachments similar as other attachments, saving those to Downloads folder. Jolla has tools to encrypt and decrypt text/messages. Thats why I did not consider this as a duplicate. Thanks.