This still seems to be a problem. I was using Outlook 365 version 2408 and the current GpgOL and moving a signed email didn't work correctly. But there seems to be a difference when I move it by using the context menu or by using drag 'n' drop.

I guess that's what it is called. A person in the forum told that GpgOL could not be loaded in Outlook and saw that the signature is missing in the new version. But it was there in version 4.2.0. With the command Get-AuthenticodeSignature I could confirm that this is the case.

I am not sure what autoconf -o does though?

What I tried so far (after checking out de40f2fe3336c63e5f73cce93402a73029779fd3, the commit before you removed the compendium):

Hint: When the user disabled GpgOL -> Automation -> Automatically secure messages in the configuration of GpgOL he could see the email body again.

Hier is a log file from GpgOL (+Code verfolgung)

There is another issue about the performance of Kleopatra when encrypting large archive files

On the mailing list I wrote down my test results for en- and decrypting files (1-10 GB) with GnuPG and Gpg4win/Kleopatra. The encryption always ran with compression. Kleopatra needed more than 11 minutes to encrypt a file that is 10 GB big. Today I tested the encryption again but this time I added

compress-level 0

to gpg.conf (I also tried to add bzip2-compress-level 0 and then only compress-algo uncompressed because Bernhard was suggesting that in the mailing list but it made no difference).

Hi Marcel!

For documentation purposes: Werner suggested to use a TCP socket on Windows for logging (on the mailing list).

Yes, only settings from the "GnuPG System" tab are involved