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URL Protocol Handler for GMailGMAIL.INF
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GMAIL.CAB
is
digitally signed
using an
X.509
certificate
issued by
WEB.DE TrustCenter E-Mail Certification Authority.
-----BEGIN RSA PUBLIC KEY-----
MIIBCgKCAQEAwoDvctTIkyz5KyHlms35ue9lm7I2yPVqZbRjGL26OKxei/R9APYKA47yoJQu
QZvr0husZPI/XQEGDicmBH1Gw/T821Y/E3pwUrumhw2dRI83Vn3wqO1OaAfkcOxjtNthr04r
YT+8f1SJtZabDP0Fv7dF4ltrUSwvy+lxV4jLLU2y7qtJ6XawLHEIBZAurozEGUVlgF93nsIZ
ydcHLxQzUEbSSsegkeY+aaaC/pGFE9Q3P3c4Nn5kOwK8ElwPwbHFMiK4t8RT3DSPXX0XQl2M
yoB3XAhZj6VOC9JyHC4COVSTnbFz3mmDkxYL/qyKFkDH/V5JWZhEv+T0Rl2Bebh91wIDAQAB
-----END RSA PUBLIC KEY-----
Download and install the
CA
and
root
X.509 certificates of
WEB.DE
to validate and verify the digital signature.
Note: unfortunately WEB.DE abandoned their trust center in 2018 and removed all pages and download links in 2019; fortunately the Wayback Machine archived the TrustCenter page, the CA and the root certificate.
Note: due to its counter signature alias timestamp the digital signature remains valid past the X.509 certificates expiration date!
GMAIL.ICO
and the
setup script
GMAIL.INF
are packaged in the (compressed and
digitally signed)
cabinet
file
GMAIL.CAB
.
GMAIL.CAB
and verify its digital signature, then open it in
Windows Explorer, extract its
contents, right-click the extracted setup script
GMAIL.INF
to display its context menu and click Installto run the installation.
Note: on Windows Vista and newer
versions of Windows NT,
InfDefaultInstall.exe
,
the application registered for the Install
verb of
*.inf
files, requests administrative privileges.
On Windows XP and Windows Server 2003,
open the Add/Remove Programs applet of the
Control Panel,
tick the checkbox Updates
, select the entry
Google Mail
underneath Systemkonfiguration
and click the button.
On Windows Vista and newer versions of
Windows NT, open the Control Panel and
click the entry View installed updates underneath the
Programs and Features or Programs
category.
In Installed Updates select the entry
Google Mail
underneath Systemkonfiguration
and click the Uninstall
menu entry.
Use the X.509 certificate to send S/MIME encrypted mail.
Note: email in weird format and without a proper sender name is likely to be discarded!
I dislike
HTML (and even
weirder formats too) in email, I prefer to receive plain text.
I also expect to see your full (real) name as sender, not your
nickname.
I abhor top posts and expect inline quotes in replies.
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