Apple mail links don't work in chrome

Frustrating!

Apple Mail links not working in Chrome is a common issue, and there are a few possible reasons and solutions:

  1. Apple Mail's proprietary link format: Apple Mail uses a proprietary link format that's not compatible with Chrome. This format is designed to open emails in Apple Mail, but Chrome doesn't recognize it.
  2. Chrome's security settings: Chrome has strict security settings that can block certain types of links. Apple Mail links might be flagged as suspicious or malicious, causing Chrome to block them.
  3. Missing or incorrect MIME type: The MIME type (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions) is used to identify the type of file or content being sent. Apple Mail links might be missing or have an incorrect MIME type, which can cause Chrome to not recognize them.

To resolve the issue, try the following:

  1. Copy and paste the link: Instead of clicking on the link, try copying and pasting it into a new Chrome tab. This might bypass any security issues and allow the link to work.
  2. Use a different browser: Try opening the link in a different browser, such as Safari or Firefox, to see if the issue is browser-specific.
  3. Check Chrome's settings: Ensure that Chrome's security settings are not blocking the link. You can try temporarily disabling Chrome's security features or adding the Apple Mail link to your browser's trusted sites list.
  4. Use a link converter: There are online tools that can convert Apple Mail links to a format that's compatible with Chrome. You can try using a link converter like Link Converter or Apple Mail Link Converter.
  5. Contact the sender: If none of the above solutions work, you can try contacting the sender and asking them to send the link again or provide an alternative way to access the content.

I hope one of these solutions helps you access the Apple Mail link in Chrome!