Why implement something PGP-like, without forward secrecy, 13 years later, beats my understanding. I mean, 13 years is also the time difference between OTR and PGP. I guess some devs don't read cornerstone papers of the field they supposedly specialize in :)
Yes, I think the deltachat people should have gone with a different (still open source of course) encryption method that supports forward secrecy, and not try to be compatible with encrypted emailing. You can still use the email server/client infrastructure, but don't try to serve "normal" emails on the same system, and don't allow normal email providers to take part.
OTR has had forward secrecy for 21 years. The effin headline stated PGP was a faulty model https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/1029179.1029200
Why implement something PGP-like, without forward secrecy, 13 years later, beats my understanding. I mean, 13 years is also the time difference between OTR and PGP. I guess some devs don't read cornerstone papers of the field they supposedly specialize in :)