Can't reply to S/MIME signed mails in new Office 365
It should be possible to reply to S/MIME signed mails in new Office 365. Even better with full S/MIME support.
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This should be fixed!
29 comments
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Brianna
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Anything come of this? Having this issue currently.
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Sato
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In my country, socially important organizations are required by the government for various information security measures. The organizations sometimes use S/MIME.
Even though the organizations have introduced S/MIME for the safety of recipients, it is a serious problem that recipients cannot execute Reply and Forward commands on the preview screen of OWA. -
[Deleted User]
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****, i can't forward or even reply to any S/MIME signed messages in Outlook for IOS. Absolutely useless. Thanks for ruining my day MS.
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Thomas Björkman
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This is very anoying, when will it be solved ?
Do I need to use another mailclient ? -
Sadok
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i was really surprised today to see that S/mime encryption rolled out on the version 4.50 released on 24th of October 2019 was gone on the version 4.53 in both IOS and Android....
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Yamakawa
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Since it is very inconvenient for the recipient that the S / MIME encrypted mail cannot "Reply," "Reply All," and "Forward"
on the preview screen of OWA,we would like you to fix it.If S/MIME cannot be used properly with OWA, it is a serious security concern and will seriously affect the use of S / MIME.
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Some Bloke
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This is REALLY whack... Please do something about it as the workflow like this is just balls.
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Anonymous
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This is absolutely crippling and should be a top priority.
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Justin
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I realize this is just a workaround (better than nothing!), but you can use the outlook mobile app for these messages, it allows replying.
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Matthias L.
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Classic Outlook view shows if a e-mail is signed (S/MIME seal icon / badge). New Outlook web theme does not show that in the overview. This is a very important security feature to certify that a mail was sent from the "real" sender and not modified or tampered in transit.
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Lisa July
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I can't use the new outlook because it does not recognize that I have the S/MIME control installed. Without this recognition, I can't respond to any of the emails I get from customers who digitally sign their emails. I am a government contractor, so 90% of my emails come from government workers whose email application defaults to sending signed emails. Fix this and I'll give it another shot.
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Lisa July
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I can't use the new outlook because it does not recognize that I have the S/MIME control installed. Without this recognition, I can't respond to any of the emails I get from customers who digitally sign their emails. I am a government contractor, so 90% of my emails come from government workers whose email application defaults to sending signed emails. Fix this and I'll give it another shot.
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Vicente
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Lack of the red ribbon shown on s/mime signed messages.
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Jack
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Also can't forward messages. Terrible lack of functionality around anything from anyone sending with S/MIME involved.
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Chad Swarthout
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New OWA s/mime certs do not work as expected. There is no badge on the message and you cannot verify the certificate in chrome,edge or firefox.
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Jesse Thompson
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S/MIME is dead. But the cybersecurity industry will cling to it for another decade, so Outlook needs to support it.
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Sam
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S/MIME control doesn't work for Edge in the new Outlook for Web, but it does for IE.
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Nathan Basanese
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Did anyone test this before releasing it?
What's going on?
Why can't I reply to these in the new Outlook version, and when did you start hating your users / forcing them to do things?
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Anonymous
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I went from this:
"The digital signature for <people with signed emails> on this message is valid and trusted. For more information, click here"to this:
"S/MIME isn't supported in this view. To view this message in a new window, click here."And clicking reply does nothing. So I do "click there", and it brings up a popup window. Do I have to open a popup window every time I want to reply to someone? C'mon man!
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Alex
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Yep, same as with everyone commented, It makes it impossible to use new outlook because of luck of support for S/MIME
