@@ 2,7 2,7 @@ Autocrypt for Emacs
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[Autocrypt][autocrypt] is cryptography protocol, for distributing and
-automatically encrypting emails. This package generically implements
+automatically encrypting emails. This package generically implements
the protocol, for various Emacs MUAs (Mail User Agent).
Currently, it supports:
@@ 13,7 13,7 @@ Currently, it supports:
- message, as a composer
As of writing, this package doesn't fully implement the autocrypt
-protocol. It is currently still missing:
+protocol. It is currently still missing:
- Composing the setup message
- Parsing the setup message
@@ 45,9 45,9 @@ alternatively, using [`setup`][setup]:
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Autocrypt recommends using a new or separate key pair for signing and
-encrypting. If you wish to do so, call the `autocrypt-create-account`
-command. In case you want to manually configure your setup, customise
-the `autocrypt-accounts` option. Note that configuring a key is
+encrypting. If you wish to do so, call the `autocrypt-create-account`
+command. In case you want to manually configure your setup, customise
+the `autocrypt-accounts` option. Note that configuring a key is
necessary for `autocrypt.el` to function properly.
Bug reports and patches should be sent to my [public inbox].
@@ 56,17 56,17 @@ Extending `autocrypt.el`
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Autocrypt.el uses a custom extension mechanism, comparable to
-vc-mode. Each time a "generic" function is invoked, either
+vc-mode. Each time a "generic" function is invoked, either
`autocrypt-backend-function` is used to return the right function or
`autocrypt-backends` is used to find a function.
Support for additional MUAs can be added to this package, but should
-preferably be part of the MUAs. An external MUA should either set
+preferably be part of the MUAs. An external MUA should either set
autocrypt-backend-function in every buffer it handles, or modify
`autocrypt-backends` to define a backend.
A backend is designated by a symbol. This is used together with a
-generic command to check for a function. For example, given the
+generic command to check for a function. For example, given the
backend `gnus` and the command `get-header`, autocrypt would check if
any of the following functions are defined: