Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p GPGServices is a plugin for the global OS X Services menu, which adds the ability to almost any application (e.g. Safari, Finder, or TextEdit) to use OpenPGP functionalities. In a nutshell: Any folder: sign and encrypt. Any file: verify, sign, import, encrypt, and decrypt. Any text selection: verify and import. Any text field: verify, sign, import, export, encrypt, and decrypt.GPGServices works under Mac OS X and the actual cryptographic functionality is handled by MacGPG. Version 1.0 was previously released on July 4, 2006, by Robert Scott Goldsmith, and since 2010 maintained by the GPGTools Project Team. Both GPGServices and MacGPG are free open-source software.. }
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- GPGServices abstract "GPGServices is a plugin for the global OS X Services menu, which adds the ability to almost any application (e.g. Safari, Finder, or TextEdit) to use OpenPGP functionalities. In a nutshell: Any folder: sign and encrypt. Any file: verify, sign, import, encrypt, and decrypt. Any text selection: verify and import. Any text field: verify, sign, import, export, encrypt, and decrypt.GPGServices works under Mac OS X and the actual cryptographic functionality is handled by MacGPG. Version 1.0 was previously released on July 4, 2006, by Robert Scott Goldsmith, and since 2010 maintained by the GPGTools Project Team. Both GPGServices and MacGPG are free open-source software.".