I can't update the Enigmail add-on because it is not compatible with the current version of Thunderbird. I am hoping that I can use a previous version of Thunderbird and that downloading and installing the previous version will not wipe out my current messages and eddresses. To use an end-to-end PGP encryption with Thunderbird (my email client of choice), you’ll need to install Enigmail (Thunderbird extension) and GnuPG. Download and install GnuPG. Download Enigmail (choose your Thunderbird version and operating system and right-click to Save target link the xpi file on your computer).

Last modified on 22 May 2018 09:14 PM To set up PGP Encryption in Mozilla Thunderbird, make sure to first set up your StartMail account in Thunderbird, and to set up PGP encryption in StartMail. • To set up your StartMail account in Thunderbird, please click.

• To set up PGP encryption in StartMail, click. You are now ready to set up PGP encryption in your Thunderbird email client.

These instructions consist of 4 overall steps: 1. Export your StartMail key pair 2. Install Enigmail in Thunderbird 3.

Import public keys of recipients 4. Mac os install app for all users. Sending and reading an encrypted email through Thunderbird 1. Export your StartMail key pair • Sign in to your account in a Web browser on your desktop or laptop.

• Navigate to Settings • Select Mail encryption. • Ensure that the box next to Use advanced options: is checked (This enables the selection of advanced PGP options). • Find Export my own key pair: and click Export key pair. • Enter your PGP passphrase when prompted and select Continue. (This is the same PGP passphrase you have set up to read and send encrypted emails. It is not the password you use to enter your StartMail account.) • Copy the text starting with -----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- and ending with -----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- • Open TextEdit in Mac or Notepad in Windows and paste the entire copied text (starting with -----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- and ending with -----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- ) into a new file. Note: The file you are creating must be plain text, not rich text.

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Notepad (Windows) only supports plaintext. Text Edit (Mac) supports both plain text and rich text. Thus, if you are on and Mac and using rich text or are simply not sure, here is how to check: In Text Edit, go to the Format menu. If you see “Make Plain Text,” click that option to convert to plain text (shown below). If you see “Make Rich Text,” you are already writing in plain text, in which case, just leave this setting as it is.

• Save the file to disk with an.asc extension (ASCII), by selecting File > Save. If it has not been done automatically, you will have to manually add.asc to the end of your file's title.

Ensure that Plain Text Encoding: is set to Western (ASCII) and uncheck If no extension is provided, use '.txt.' If you are using Windows, the Encoding will be ANSI. Note for Mac Users: If you are not given the option to select ASCII, open the Plain Text Encoding menu, select 'Customize Encodings List.,' then 'Revert to default,' as shown below.

When done, close the Customize Encodings List and you should see 'Western (ASCII)' made available to you. Install Enigmail in Thunderbird To start sending and receiving PGP-encrypted messages in Thunderbird, you will need to install, a popular add-on that enables PGP encryption and decryption in your Thunderbird email client. • In Thunderbird, go to Tools > Add-ons to open Mozilla Add-ons. • In the 'Get Add-ons' tab, click See all to the right of the screen. (You may need to widen your Thunderbird window to reveal this option.) • Enter Enigmail in the 'search for add-ons' field and select Enigmail from the dropdown list. • Press the green + Add to Thunderbird button.