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Given a message encrypted to multiple recipients, I'd expect OKC to prompt me for which key to use for decryption if it knows multiple secret keys from that list.
Current Behavior
OKC asks for the password of the first key it knows from the message. Canceling aborts the operation and does not try the following keys.
Possible Solution
If multiple candidate keys are found, present the user with a select field allowing to choose which key to use.
Context
Using Password Store configured to encrypt to a Main key (for daily use) and a Backup key.
Your Environment
Android Version: 14
OpenKeychain Version: 5.8.2
From Google Play or F-Droid?: F-Droid
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If you are willing to implement this CR, please also consider the case of a hidden recipient ('gpg --list-packets' shows ID 0000000000000000). In this case the decryption key should be tried (see gpg option --try-secret-key)
Expected Behavior
Given a message encrypted to multiple recipients, I'd expect OKC to prompt me for which key to use for decryption if it knows multiple secret keys from that list.
Current Behavior
OKC asks for the password of the first key it knows from the message. Canceling aborts the operation and does not try the following keys.
Possible Solution
If multiple candidate keys are found, present the user with a select field allowing to choose which key to use.
Context
Using
Password Store
configured to encrypt to aMain
key (for daily use) and aBackup
key.Your Environment
14
5.8.2
F-Droid
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: