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There seem to be some serious issues with using OpenPGP.js in a web worker. There are various hacks, but they're not very pretty. There's also the issue of it being licenced under LGPL, which isn't perfectly compatible with Apache 2. Keybase solves both these issues, so it might make sense to rewrite the PGP ops using that instead. |
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| import HTTPModule from "./HTTP.js"; | ||
| import ImageModule from "./Image.js"; | ||
| import JSBNModule from "./JSBN.js"; | ||
| import PGPModule from "./PublicKey.js"; |
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Thanks for bumping this, I will have a look at porting the operations using the Keybase implementation. |
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Referencing #6 (wow, very old issue)