Hello Everyone I'm encountering a problem with the Apple Mail Private. I created a website with the possibility to log in with apple account and apple gives the possibility to privatize the mail address with xxxxx@privaterelay. appleid.com but also blocked the mail come from my server. In the log I get the error: relay=smtp3.privaterelay. appleid.com[17.56.9.14]:25, delay=2.4, delays=0.11/0/1.8/0.48, dsn=5.1.1, status=bounced (host smtp3.privaterelay. appleid.com[17.56.9.14] said: 550 5.1.1 mymail@mail. com: unauthorized sender (in reply to RCPT TO command)) How can I fix it ?

My app presents a popover mail controller, which works fine on iPhone and on iPadOS <26.4. However in iPadOS =>26.4, there is no exit or cancel button in the top left corner as usual. The popover can only be closed by tapping the top centre of the view where the 'swipe down bar' is; it cannot be closed by actually swiping down. This is obviously not intuitive for a user. Since the mail controller is not customizable, I'm asking whether this is a bug, a new (unintuitive) design, or if implementations of a mail controller need updating on the new OS.

I’m building a macOS app with a MailKit extension. The containing app needs to show whether the Mail extension is enabled and actually being invoked. Currently the extension writes a “last seen” timestamp to app group defaults when Mail invokes it. The containing app reads that timestamp and shows a waiting/active state. During App Review, this behaviour was challenged: enabling the MailKit extension in Mail Settings does not immediately change the state reported in the containing app. The extension is only invoked when Mail receives or reloads messages, so the main app cannot confirm it is active at the moment the user enables it. The review challenge is that App Review may enable the extension, open Mail, select existing messages, and still see the containing app stuck in a waiting state. From what I can tell, selecting old messages does not reliably cause Mail to invoke the extension. I looked for a direct API like: let isEnabled = try await MEExtensionManager.shared().isEnabled But I do not see any public MailKit API that reports whether the extension is enabled in Mail Settings. MEExtensionManager seems limited to reload-style APIs such as reloadVisibleMessages. Questions: Is there a supported way to check whether a MailKit extension is enabled? Is “first extension invocation” the expected confirmation signal? Can reloadVisibleMessages be relied on during review, or can Mail skip/throttle old messages? Is the right App Review instruction: enable the extension, quit/reopen Mail if needed, then send a new test email? If possible, I want the app to report that the extension has been enabled as soon as the user turns it on in Mail Settings, even if Mail has not invoked the extension yet, but I do not see a public API that exposes that enabled state.

I'm implementing a MEMessageActionHandler Mail extension on macOS 26.4.1 (Xcode 26.4). The extension is discovered by Mail and appears in Mail > Settings > Extensions, but Mail shows only an "Uninstall" button — no enable toggle. The MailKit consent dialog asking permission to process messages in the background has never appeared. Console logs show optedIn: NO / userEnabled: Not Enabled. Extension Info.plist (key parts): NSExtensionPointIdentifier com.apple.email.extension NSExtensionPrincipalClass CheckThisMailExtension.MailExtension MEExtensionCapabilities MEMessageActionHandler Principal class: class MailExtension: NSObject, MEExtension { func handlerForMessageActions() -> any MEMessageActionHandler { return MessageActionHandler() } } Entitlements: app-sandbox: true, application-groups: [group.com.xxx]. App is Developer ID signed and notarized. Has anyone successfully gotten the consent dialog to appear for MEMessageActionHandler on macOS 15/26? Is there something beyond the standard template configuration that enables it? Any entitlement that needs to be provisioned separately?

I'm working on a MailKit extension and I'm getting a full Mail crash every time I click the Primary Action button in my message banner. I have filed a feedback: FB22513160 Apple's own unsubscribe banner successfully presents a confirmation modal when its primary action is clicked, demonstrating that this flow is intended to work. That behavior does not appear to be accessible to third-party extensions via the documented EMessageSecurityHandler API. Or if it is and I'm missing something, I'd love to know. Thanks!

Hello, I'm trying to build a MailKit extension that parses PDFs. My extension initially gets the call for decide action, I request invokeAgain. func decideAction(for message: MEMessage, completionHandler: @escaping (MEMessageActionDecision?) -> Void) { guard let data = message.rawData else { completionHandler(MEMessageActionDecision.invokeAgainWithBody) return } let content = String(data: data, encoding: .utf8) print(content) When I try to reconstruct the PDF attached: I find the headers, and the text content, but I don't see the base64 content of the PDF file. Is there something I'm missing here? Thanks in advance

Hi, I’m looking for guidance on enabling push notifications for new emails in the native iOS Mail app (com.apple.mobilemail). Currently, I send push notifications using macOS Server (formerly OS X Server) Mail, but since it has been discontinued and renewal is no longer possible, I want to transition to the standard method used by email providers to notify the stock Mail app about new messages. To achieve this, I need access to the com.apple.mobilemail.push.com.zuplu APNs topic. This follows the same pattern used by other providers: iCloud: com.apple.mobilemail.push.com.me.mail.castle Fastmail: com.apple.mobilemail.push.com.fastmail Since Fastmail (as a third-party provider) has access to this, I assume there is a way for independent mail providers to integrate with XAPPLEPUSHSERVICE. In the interest of a free market and fair competition, I trust that Apple provides a means for email providers to notify the stock Mail app of IMAP server changes, allowing it to fetch new messages instantly. Under EU competition law, particularly Article 102 TFEU, dominant companies must not engage in anti-competitive behavior, including restricting access to essential services in a discriminatory manner. Furthermore, the Digital Markets Act (DMA) explicitly prohibits gatekeepers from favoring their own services or restricting interoperability without justification. Any insights or official guidance would be greatly appreciated! Thanks, DragonWork

Is VIP an object contained in the mail or contacts apps/objects? Or is it just a property somewhere? Or is it an independent object? Where is the VIP object? Is it still managed in the mail app or is it just hidden because the design is changing at Apple? The following AppleScript is failing: tell application "Mail" set theVIPs to VIPs with the error: error "Die Variable „VIPs“ ist nicht definiert." number -2753 from "VIPs" (The variable "VIPs" is not defined.". In Mail.sdef documentation and in Contacts.sdef documentation I cannot find any documentation of VIP object or VIP property.

In my Catalyst app I use func setupMailComposer() { // Check if the device can send email guard MFMailComposeViewController.canSendMail() else { print("Mail services are not available") showMailErrorAlert() return } // Create and configure the mail composer let mailComposeVC = MFMailComposeViewController() mailComposeVC.mailComposeDelegate = self // Set the email details mailComposeVC.setToRecipients(["example@example.com"]) mailComposeVC.setSubject("Subject for your email") mailComposeVC.setMessageBody("This is the body of the email.", isHTML: false) // Attach a file (optional) if let filePath = Bundle.main.path(forResource: "example", ofType: "pdf"), let fileData = try? Data(contentsOf: URL(fileURLWithPath: filePath)) { mailComposeVC.addAttachmentData(fileData, mimeType: "application/pdf", fileName: "example.pdf") } // Present the mail composer self.present(mailComposeVC, animated: true, completion: nil) } Since I have updated to macOS 15.1 the canSendMail() function returns false although I have configured Apple Mail (like before in 15.0 where it worked flawlessly).

Hi team, we have a large-scale application in use that sends bulk emails to thousands of users. We adhere to all standard guidelines and protocols, and our email addresses are whitelisted to ensure they are not considered spam. Our users create email alerts on our platform and receive notifications on their respective email addresses. These communications are not unknown, spam, or unsolicited marketing. To maintain trust with our users, we provide an unsubscribe feature as per RFC2369-compliant. We have added list unsubscribe headers with mailTo implementation and sent it to outlook/gmail accounts. However, when unsubscribed, the email seems to be having the encoded characters as is. Whereas the same is working fine in other email clients without any encodings. The headers were implemented according to the List-Unsubscribe headers as specified in the IETF RFC and our emails are purely transactional in nature. This is a critical issue for a large organization like ours and while it works properly on Gmail web and mobile, it is essential for us to check with Apple Mail client as well. This situation undermines our commitment to user trust and compliance. Can anybody assist me why the encoding is showing up? Would like to know whats the process involved to enable the unsubscribe button in Apple mail client application?

I would like to create a MailKit extension that will allow me to manage my existing messages. I would like to move them around form folder to folder and reqad and update their headers to store some metadata that will be used by the extension. Looking at the documentation for MailKit suggests that I can only implement 4 types of handlers (content blocker, action handler, compose handler and security handler). I can’t see anything in the docs about being able to get a list of messages in the inbox and manipulate them. Am I missing something? I’d love to hear from someone who knows more about this topic before I get into a dead-end rabbit hole. cheers, -tomek

Im here to ask for help i didn’t even receive any email and i was trying to login my binance account for trade and they are saying me this can anyone help me

I updated an iPhone 15 Pro Max to iOS 18.2, before I watch some reviews. I noticed that my Mail app did not appear with the sorting functions. Is there anyone with the similar problem?

Context I'm working on a Mail.app plugin. I would like to disseminate plugin via AppStore. I'm interested in exposing a functionality to user enabling user to choose if plugin should apply to all or selected email account. My intention is to use AppleScript to get a list of available email accounts and expose the list to the end-user via SwiftUI Sourcing account information Apple Script I'm using the following AppleScript tell application "Mail" set accountDict to {} repeat with acc in accounts set accName to name of acc set accEmails to email addresses of acc set accountDict's end to {accName:accEmails} end repeat return accountDict end tell The above generates expected results when executed using Script Editor. Swift Implementation This is still incomplete but shows the overall plan. // // EmailAccounts.swift import Foundation enum EmailScriptError: Error { case scriptExecutionError(String) } struct EmailAccounts { func getAccountNames() -&gt; [String]? { let appleScriptSource = """ tell application "Mail" set accountDict to {} repeat with acc in accounts set accName to name of acc set accEmails to email addresses of acc set accountDict's end to {accName:accEmails} end repeat return accountDict end tell """ var error: NSDictionary? var accountNames: [String] = [] // Create script object, exit if fails guard let scriptObject = NSAppleScript(source: appleScriptSource) else { return nil } // Execute script and store results, nil on error let scriptResult = scriptObject.executeAndReturnError(&amp;error) if error != nil { return nil } // Iterate over results for index in 0...scriptResult.numberOfItems { if let resultEntry = scriptResult.atIndex(index) { if let resultString = resultEntry.stringValue { // Process result handling // accountNames.append(resultString) } } } return accountNames } } Questions Most important one, can I deploy the App on the App Store and use NSAppleScript as shown above? If yes can I use the script in the manner shown above or will I need to store the script in User &gt; Library &gt; Application Scripts location and source it from there. This is outlined in the Scripting from a Sandbox article by Craig Hockenberry, which I cannot link due to being hosted within a not-permitted domain. If yes what entitlements I need to give to the target. I understand that I wouldn't be able to use ScriptingBridge, which feels more robust but wouldn't permit me to deploy the app on the AppStore. My key objective is to programatically identify mail accounts available to Mail.app, if there is a wiser / easier way of doing that I would be more than receptive.

I am on Xcode Version 16.0 (16A242d) and I am trying to follow the MailKit video. I don't have the MailExtension template available as shown in the video: Where do I get it from?

In my opinion, the mail app needs a built-in translator. Very often, letters arrive in different languages ​​and you have to take a screenshot and translate it in a third-party app.

Good evening, I updated to iPadOS 17.6‘s beta couple days ago and it’s preventing me from sending files through MailDrop. Any time I try sending PSD files from my iPad to my desktop, I keep getting errors saying that the Outgoing mail server has failed and that I can add other server addresses in the settings. Anyone else experiencing this?

Hi, Can I use the MailKit API to add mention support to Mail App. Where I write "@deepak" and my extension suggests me emails starting with the name "deepak" from my contacts. I see there is MEComposeSessionHandler.viewControllerin the mail kit API. But I think, according to the WWDC demo, it can only create UI in the toolbar section of the compose window. Any help will we appreciated here!

After spending a lot of time trying to automate my processes, particularly on checking the emails I have on my software, and after talking with people in the field, I looked for a complete solution that could check with great precision in my email lists. I then looked at https://mailtester.ninja/ which in addition to being very complete, offers an API. So my question is whether any of you have other tools, other methods? thank you