It does seem bizarre (on Apples part) to make it so difficult.
I only came across this problem when my dad said he couldn't do it using
Outlook.
So I tried it out for myself (though i don't have Outlook)
It doesn't let you share via email through Mailplane or Airmail even if
they are set to default.
It will only let you share using Mail if that is selected as default
client, but jsut opening that up again reminded me why I hated it
("downloading 20 of 15,837 emails")
You can't drag and drop into any app (other than Apple apps) which I think
is an appalling decision and a massive step back.
What Airmail appear to be doing is having a separate share extension for
other apps to plug into. So whilst you cant share via email using Airmail,
you can share via their share extensions.
Though I am probably happy with being able to copy and paste, maybe a share
extension is worth looking into as a feature update?
Thanks
Sam
On Wednesday, April 15, 2015 at 3:52:09 PM UTC+1, Eric Celeste wrote:
>
> But other third party mail programs do work. Isn't this just a case of
> Mailplane needing to support extensions properly?
>
> Note, drag and drop from the new Photos app also does not work. This
> results in a 0K file. Copy and paste works, but is very retro.
>
> The whole reason for Mailplane is to integrate smoothly into the Mac
> environment. I hope you can restore this functionality.
>
> ...Eric
>
> Eric Celeste / [email protected] <javascript:> / http://eric.clst.org /
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> On Wed, Apr 15, 2015 at 9:48 AM, Mailplane Support <
> [email protected] <javascript:>> wrote:
>
>> Hi Eric;
>>
>> A lot of apps will no longer allow 3rd party access. You will have to
>> drag and drop photos to an email/to the dock badge to attach them now.
>>
>> It's not something we're able to change on our end, as this is on Apple's
>> end.
>>
>> Sorry about the hassle.
>>
>> Jessica
>> Customer Support Ninja
>>
>> On Tue, Apr 14, 2015 at 4:03 PM, efc <[email protected] <javascript:>>
>> wrote:
>>
>>> Since installing Apple Photos I can no longer email photos from there
>>> via Mailplane. I was able to do this with iPhoto in the past.
>>>
>>> When I hit the sharing button in Photos there is no Mail option. When I
>>> click the "More..." option I am taking to the Extension settings in the
>>> System Preferences and see that "Mail" is checked (and cannot be unchecked)
>>> and that it shows the Mailplane icon.
>>>
>>> Is the lack of a working Mail extension in Mailplane 3.4.1 a known
>>> problem? Or should I be doing something else to resolve this.
>>>
>>> I am seeing this behavior on two Macs with two different Mailplane
>>> installations and sets of accounts.
>>>
>>> ...Eric
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