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Modern encryption in web and mail with WebAssembly! https://bitkeks.eu/blog/2021/12/thunderbird-encryption-wasm-webassembly-acus.html
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bitkeks 937136fb48 Add encryption functionality to tab page 
Introduces a new form in the tab page that allows encrypting plain
text into ciphertext by providing text and recipient public keys.
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README.md

acus

Encryption in Firefox and Thunderbird - powered by WebAssembly!

Build the wasm binaries

Requires Go (golang) to build, optionally podman/docker.

Switch into ./wasm-wrapper and run ./build.sh. The script builds the binaries and copies them into the addon folders

For reproducible builds use the build-podman.sh or build-docker.sh scripts, depending on your tool of choice. They too build the wasm binaries and put them into the addon sub folders. The scripts exist to allow an identical build as found in the distributed addon archives via AMO.

Run the addon

Requires built wasm binaries.

Choose "debug addon" from either Firefox or Thunderbird and aim the file chooser towards the corresponding manifest.json file.

Maybe the addon is also available in the addon stores.. have a look ;)