I apologize in advance if it's a dup. The closest is probably #389.
If someone went all fancy and camel-cased their email address in their OpenPGP identity, for example JohnDoe@Example.com mail received from the user johndoe@example.com would not be identified correctly as having a contact and public key, and would not be sent securely when hitting the "reply" button.
A workaround is to remove the recipient after hitting "reply" and re-adding it, resulting in a successful work-flow.
I apologize in advance if it's a dup. The closest is probably #389.
If someone went all fancy and camel-cased their email address in their OpenPGP identity, for example
JohnDoe@Example.com
mail received from the userjohndoe@example.com
would not be identified correctly as having a contact and public key, and would not be sent securely when hitting the "reply" button.A workaround is to remove the recipient after hitting "reply" and re-adding it, resulting in a successful work-flow.