James Montemagno

Thanks for writing in, yeah this is a complicated one.... Even though iOS 14 has a new "default" app... we use MFMailComposeViewController for the Email api, which will always use...

Yeah, i mean we just have to document it that is all you know.

I assume if the user deletes the Mail app then it would return false there....

The only other hack around would be to introduce a flag or option on ios not to use it... but idk

I actually just was reading about known issues in iOS 14: Apps that rely on MFMailComposeViewController will be directed to the Mail app even when the default mail app is...

I don't think "ComposeWithUrl" supports attachments either. We could put in a setting in EmailMessage for "BuiltIn" or "System" lol... kinda like browser.... I'll document the key.

I don't think that there is a way to detect it at all. We could introduce this enum in there and default to systemprefered as the default.

Yes, this is on Apple's end still. The only real work around is to call "mailto:" directly with launcher.

I will have @codemillmatt look into this. I think our Azure plans may have changed and we need to re-deploy

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