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GPGMail is a plug-in for Apple's Mail, providing a front-end to gpg for some operations. GPGMail extends Apple's Mail/MailViewer application and allows you to read and send PGP authenticated and/or encrypted messages. You can use PGP for plain and MIME messages, following RFC 3156.
GPGMail does not contain any encryption code: it is a client to gpg executable.
New in this version: There is no installer, no documentation, no packaging. It's a BETA release. Only the English version is available for the moment; localized version will be available as before, in final release, at least.
This is only for Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard, and will not work on previous versions. You need to have installed gpg; I tried with gpg 1.4.7 and gpg 2.0.9 on PPC, but it should work on Intel. You can easily rebuild gpg from sources, or (probably) use the 10.4 packaging.
Fixed regression bug in v52: does no longer recognize signatures after decryption, for ASCII (separate sig or not), and MIME (non-separate sig); for MIME/separate sig, sig is not seen automatically, but verifiable
Was not able to search for keys, when only gpg2 was installed.
Fixed bug when gpg not installed
Now allows gpg-agent to be restarted (but you need to have the option 'write-env-file' enabled for the agent: file ~/.gpg-agent-info must contain up-to-date info)
Automatic verification after decryption should work again
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