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When importing or trying to import a (public or private) key **via the "import" button**: A new "imported certificates" tab is wrongly shown if I try to import (without scuccess) a key which is already in the keyring: {F4681322} In contrast if a public key which I want to import is not present in the keyring and therefore is actually imported, (usually) no "imported certificates" tab is shown, although it should. The exception I found so far are: * an expired key, where the import is shown, too, if it actually is imported. * if no secret key is present in the keyring --> maybe the not showing of a tab is connected with the condition connected with the "do you want to certify the certificate?" question? For a secret key the "imported certificates" tab seems to be always shown unless it is imported into an empty keyring. When trying to import a key already existing in the keyring by double clicking on the key file, the tab does not open. But it does not show either, when a key is actually imported. Right click -> "more gpgEX options" -> import keys seems to behave the same. These seem to me 3 separate issues.

**EDIT 2024-07-08:** Desired outcome is: * same behavior when using the Import button or the context menu of the explorer or double-clicking the certificate file * no import tab if the certificate list is empty before the import * otherwise always show import tab if numConsidered is != 0 ----- When importing or trying to import a (public or private) key **via the "import" button**: A new "imported certificates" tab is ~~wrongly~~ shown if I try to import (without scuccess) a key which is already in the keyring: {F4681322} In contrast if a public key which I want to import is not present in the keyring and therefore is actually imported, (usually) no "imported certificates" tab is shown, although it should. The exception I found so far are: * an expired key, where the import is shown, too, if it actually is imported. * if no secret key is present in the keyring --> maybe the not showing of a tab is connected with the condition connected with the "do you want to certify the certificate?" question? For a secret key the "imported certificates" tab seems to be always shown unless it is imported into an empty keyring. When trying to import a key already existing in the keyring by double clicking on the key file, the tab does not open. But it does not show either, when a key is actually imported. Right click -> "more gpgEX options" -> import keys seems to behave the same. These seem to me 3 separate issues.

**EDIT 2024-07-08:** Desired outcome is: * same behavior when using the Import button or the context menu of the explorer or double-clicking the certificate file * no import tab if the certificate list is empty before the import * otherwise always show import tab if numConsidered is != 0 ----- When importing or trying to import a (public or private) key **via the "import" button**: A new "imported certificates" tab is ~~wrongly~~ shown if I try to import (without scuccess) a key which is already in the keyring: {F4681322} In contrast if a public key which I want to import is not present in the keyring and therefore is actually imported, (usually) no "imported certificates" tab is shown, although it should. The exception I found so far are: * an expired key, where the import is shown, too, if it actually is imported. * if no secret key is present in the keyring --> maybe the not showing of a tab is connected with the condition connected with the "do you want to certify the certificate?" question? For a secret key the "imported certificates" tab seems to be always shown unless it is imported into an empty keyring. When trying to import a key already existing in the keyring by double clicking on the key file, the tab does not open. But it does not show either, when a key is actually imported. Right click -> "more gpgEX options" -> import keys seems to behave the same. These seem to me 3 separate issues.