Baixar Gpg4win 4.3.0 per a Windows

Included Gpg4win components in version 4.3.0 are:

GnuPG: 2.4.44
Kleopatra: 3.2.0
GpgOL: 2.5.12
GpgEX: 1.0.10
Kompendium DE: 4.0.1
Compendium EN: 3.0.0

Noteworthy changes in Version 4.3.0 (2024-01-25)
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--- Highlights ---

- Kleopatra: A new mail viewer mode has been added, allowing crypto
mails received by mail clients without PGP/MIME or S/MIME support
to be decrypted. This means that you can open an SMIME.p7m file
or openpgp-encrypted-message.asc attachment with Kleopatra, and
it will be displayed as a mail. [T6199]

- Kleopatra: It is now possible to certify multiple certificates at
once using the group interface. [T6469]

--- Features ---

- Okular (GnuPG Edition): This PDF reader has received a lot of
updates and is now ready for everyday's use.

- GnuPG: Support for proxy authentication using the Negotiation method
has been added. [T6719]

- GnuPG: Keyserver can now be configured to the value "none" to avoid
unnecessary queries to non-existing keyservers that would slow down the
system. [T6708]

- GnuPG: Es kann nun der Wert "none" als Schlüsselserver verwendet
werden, um unnötige Abfragen gegen nicht existierende Server zu
vermeiden, die das System verlangsamen würden. [T6708]

- GnuPG: A new option has been added to ignore specific CRL
extensions. This can help as a workaround for problems with specific
CRLs. [T6545]

- GnuPG: Automatic proxy detection has been improved. [T5768]

- Kleopatra: The start time of Kleopatra has been drastically
improved on throttled systems with third-party software installed, which
manipulates system calls. The number of system calls to start Kleopatra
has been roughly halved. [T6259]

- Kleopatra: The advanced options in the certification view are now
automatically visible if they were open in the last certification. [T6480]

- Kleopatra: Windows dark mode is now fully supported. [T4066]

- Kleopatra: Some invalid operations, such as signing with an expired
certificate, which would have resulted in errors, can no longer be
triggered. The reason for this is indicated, too. [T6742 T6788]

- Kleopatra: The support for Telesec signature cards has been
improved. [T6830]

- Kleopatra: When exporting or publishing certificates, the user is
now informed if there are uncertified certificates in the export. This
is especially useful when exporting groups. [T6766]

- Kleopatra: Expiry dates after 19.01.2038 (year 2038 bug) are now
possible. [T6736]

- Kleopatra: The dialog to extend OpenPGP certificates has been
improved and redundant options removed. [T6621]

- Kleopatra: When creating archives, they are now written out as a
.part file to improve error handling and canceling the operation without
leaving a broken archive in the file system. [T6584]

- Kleopatra: Updating certificates now also looks for updates in a
Web Key Directory if one exists for the domain. [T5951]

- Kleopatra: Progress bars are now also properly shown for S/MIME
file operations. [T6534]

- GpgOL: Added support for RFC2231 encoded attachment filenames,
which increases compatibility with Apple Mail. [T6604]

- GpgOL: Draft encryption with S/MIME certificates now skips CRL
checks and is much faster and reliable. [T6827]

- GpgOL: The error handling was improved if a preference for S/MIME
is set and signing selected but no signing certificate can be found.
See: https://gnupg.com/vsd/registry-settings.html (smimeNoCertSigErr)
on how to add a custom message to instruct users what to do in this
case. [T6683]

- GpgOL: It is now possible to encrypt to S/MIME certificates that
are untrusted or cannot be validated because of CRL errors. In
this case a warning dialog is shown, allowing the user to override the
errors. This is not VS-NfD compliant but can be used for unrestricted
encryption. [T6701]

- GpgOL: Mails without the correct MIME type but which still look
like crypto mails are now decrypted. This improves compatibility with
Apple Mail and various mail gateways that modify the structure of crypto
mails in transit. [T6701]

- GpgOL: The internal attachments are now called
"GpgOL_MIME_structure.mime" instead of "GpgOL_MIME_structure.txt"
to make it easier to link them to Kleopatra. This is, for example,
visible for users when using the Outlook web interface. [T6656]

- GpgOL: The initialization has been moved to avoid the incorrect message
that GpgOL is causing a slow start of Outlook. This message might still
be shown, since Outlook shows this sometimes regardless of actual timings,
but the delay should be 0ms. [T6856]

- GpgOL: The security approval dialog has been improved to better show
problems with the available certificates in case a compliant encryption
is not possible. [T6742 T6743 T6744]

- GpgOL: The security approval dialog now increases its size based on
the number of recipients to avoid having to use a scroll bar. [T6837]

--- Bug Fixes ---

- Kleopatra: The state of Kleopatra is now properly stored in
configuration files when Kleopatra is shut down on user log out.
[T6667]

- Kleopatra: Importing a certificate with Kleopatra will now open the
main window of Kleopatra. [T6671]

- Kleopatra: No longer unnecessarily watches the clipboard for changes;
this could have caused issues with password managers that would empty the
clipboard as soon as a third-party application tried to access it. [T6531]

- Kleopatra: It is no longer possible to set expiry dates in the
past. [T6519]

- Kleopatra: Importing multiple certificates at once can no longer
cause Kleopatra to lock up. [T6323]

- Kleopatra: When generating keys on a smart card in compliance mode,
only compliant algorithms are offered. [T6750]

- Kleopatra: Fixed an issue where certificate tags would not be
displayed correctly after reloading certificates. [T6768]

- GpgOL: The security approval dialog now correctly updates the
compliance status after switching protocols. [T6600]

- GpgOL: The security approval is now always shown and displays the
correct state for groups containing untrusted or otherwise non-compliant
certificates. [T6401]

- GpgOL: Fixed an issue with S/MIME opaque signed mails where the
contents of invalid signed mails would not be shown. [T6624]

- GpgOL: When generating a key through the security approval dialog,
the configured default algorithms from GnuPG are now used. [T6805]

- GpgOL: Generating keys through the security approval dialog now
works as intended. [T6813 T6823 T6566]

- GpgOL: A crash issue has been resolved that could occur when
switching between different Outlook views, for example, from the
calendar back to the mail view, while a crypto mail was
open. This crash was only happening in Outlook versions older
than Outlook 2019 or when the "always preview messages" setting
was enabled. This potential crash affected all modern versions of
GpgOL. (T6861)

- GnuPG: For a full list of the backend changes between GnuPG 2.4.3
in Gpg4win-4.2.0 and GnuPG 2.4.4 in Gpg4win-4.3.0 please see:
https://dev.gnupg.org/T6578