Versions with the auto-update feature:
32-bit https://www.ritlabs.com/download/files…2_12-2-0-14.msi
64-bit https://www.ritlabs.com/download/files…4_12-2-0-14.msi
Versions without auto-update:
32-bit https://www.ritlabs.com/download/files…2_12-2-0-14.msi
64-bit https://www.ritlabs.com/download/files…4_12-2-0-14.msi
What's new in v12.2.0.14 since v12.2.0.11:
[+] OpenPGP keys now live in a transactional SQLite keyring (keyring.db) with on-demand lookups
[+] Backup and Restore now include the SQLite keyring, archived as a consistent snapshot
[+] Text attachments are scanned for inline OpenPGP blocks, so Import Key / Decrypt / Verify are one click away
[+] Pre-generated revocation certificate: revoke a key later without holding the secret key
[+] Encryption now always includes the sending identity's key, so the Sent copy stays readable
[+] Key Manager opens modeless — it no longer blocks the rest of the program or app exit
[+] PGP Preferences: key-storage toggle + "Export entire keyring to files" on the Files tab
[+] A key fetched from a key server/WKD is trusted only if it cryptographically self-certifies the address
[+] The key-server import dialog now shows the key fingerprint to verify out of band
[*] Public-key writes can no longer touch secret key material — enforced by the storage layer
[*] The default (master) key is now visually distinct from the signing key in the Key Manager
[*] keyring.pgp files get two rotating backup generations before every atomic rewrite
[*] "Change passphrase" field relabelled "Current passphrase (empty if none)"
[*] Account editor tabs and the Calendar menu item gained icons; new Autocrypt and Calendar glyphs
[*] Key-server/WKD HTTP responses are capped at 10 MB and refused mid-stream (memory-flood guard)
[-] Fixed: a GnuPG-revoked or expired key was shown as valid (old-format signature packets were not parsed)
[-] A signature made by a revoked or expired signing key is now reported as bad, not good
[-] Fixed signing cleartext with trailing whitespace producing a signature our verifier and GnuPG rejected
[-] Fixed a keyring data-loss path where importing a public key could wipe pubring/secring
[-] Key import now reports its result instead of importing silently
[-] Adding a passphrase-protected subkey to an unprotected key now warns and offers to protect the key
— Quelle: https://thebat.dutaint.com/sympa/arc/tbbe…7/msg00004.html