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If a keypair does have at least one encryption subkey, but none of them is valid, it should be highlighted in the certificate list that something is not as it should. This should be done via an appearance filter. We could use a "! " before the status and in VSD versions not use the green background but orange. In the details view, we should in this case add a warning widget at the top of the window warning "No usable encryption subkey."

If a keypair does have at least one encryption subkey, but none of them is valid, it should be highlighted in the certificate list that something is not as it should. Edited 2025-05-06: This should be done by: - adding as icon a crossed out lock - in VSD versions use an orange background - in the details view, we show the info "no usable encryption subkey." in the "Status:" line after the current information (which is e.g. certified)

If a keypair does have at least one encryption subkey, but none of them is valid, it should be highlighted in the certificate list that something is not as it should. This should be done via an appearance filter. We could use a "! " before the status and in VSD versions not use the green background but orange. IEdited 2025-05-06: This should be done by: - adding as icon a crossed out lock - in VSD versions use an orange background - in the details view, we should in this case add a warning widget atw the info "no usable encryption subkey." in the top of the window warning "No usable encryp"Status:" line after the current information subkey."(which is e.g. certified)