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Copying the address from the to field in Mail works, tapping the right cursor marker brings the menu up for me: https://share.icloud.com/photos/047BVu8U62k8SCi5idum580DA
You could also use the (more awkward) three-finger tap gesture to bring up the history/clipboard overlay.
iOS Mail is fine for me and I say that as someone at least somewhat particular about her choice of mail client.
The problem here is Facebook for not letting you copy the address in their app in the first place.
try to copy email from Facebook app
See, there’s your problem. Facebook is not email. it’s the gaping, flaming, asshole of hell. You really shouldn’t be using it at all, but that’s on you.
That’s why it doesn’t work
Don’t blame Apple because they don’t wanna bother to twist themselves into pretzels to make themselves compatible with it’s kaleidoscope of ever-changing crazy
It was an email address, listed in a profile. Clickable, but not copyable. Was happy to pop as a new email draft up in the IOS Mail app. Just not able to populate into the field of the drafted email I had already written and had open.
It would be nice to discard Facebook, but unfortunately activism and awareness raising requires going into the spaces people already are. It’s also where most teacher communities are, and the kind of 50 year plus classroom management wizard that I want to be getting advice from is not going to be on the fediverse.
I’m not trying to give you the runaround or be difficult. Facebook calls “email“ isn’t really email. It’s some meshugganah crap they pretend is email. That’s why it’s incompatible with a regular email app. Some platforms try to make themselves compatible with it, and some platforms don’t even bother.
Apple‘s iOS mail app doesn’t even bother to try. That’s why it doesn’t work. It’s not your fault, it’s Facebook‘s fault for tricking you into thinking that it should work when it’s obvious to a bunch of tech nerds at Apple that it shouldn’t. And the people at Apple didn’t bother to explain that to you. So that’s where the gap is.
To my other point: I strongly urge you to separate yourself from Facebook. It, and it’s parent company Meta, are very very bad. They’re bad for the planet, they’re bad for society, and more specifically, they are very bad for you in particular. Whether you continue using them or not is a personal choice, but this is a very good example as to why it would be a good idea to start moving away from their services.
If you’d like some advice as to how to start, let me know. I’d be happy to provide you with some advice on how to start.
Best of luck ;)
The problem with iOS and most of the Apple iOS apps is that they try so hard to predict what you want to do that they end up getting in your fucking way. They try so hard to make your life easier that they make it even harder.
They're like an overly attached girlfriend who's in your face all the time, or a cat constantly under your feet when you're trying to make dinner.
For apple, moving toward simplicity is a great marketing move when the apps are overly complicated. But once the apps are simple and effective and the talk dies down, apple then equates simplicity with boring, and then swings the pendulum in the opposite direction, making the apps feel cumbersome, un-intuitive, and unruly.
Along those lines, I’ve noticed autocorrect has gotten somehow worse in the past ten years - it’ll sometimes try to correct words that are correctly spelled but uncommon to completely random words.