Hi, I was looking for the best way to create a reminder from an email on macOS (with Apple Mail) and found the recommended "drag&drop" way here on the forum. It does work, but there are a couple of problems:
The link is not clickable in GoodTask (not recognized as a URL);
After opening the same item in Apple Reminders, which shows the URL as a clickable "Show in Mail…", the link disappears, and GoodTask only keeps "Show in Mail…" as plain text; any link to the original message is lost.
Is there a better way to create a reminder from an email while maintaining the link to the original message?
I am also having issues with the most recent version(s) of Goodtask when dragging and dropping email. The link created only has part of it highlighted and the link created is a "mailto:" link rather than the full "message:" link that would open the actual message in Mac's Mail app.
So unless I amend the link in Goodtask that is created when dragging and dropping mail into it, I get a link that opens a new email addressed to the URL the message is located on. It's a pain, and I have no idea if it is a Mac OS problem in it is making assumptions about the nature of the link just because there is an @ symbol in the URL or if it is Goodtask related.
e.g. in Goodtask once I have drag and dropped a message in I get:
... thus creating a new email in Mail app addressed to 3C!&!AAAAAAAAAAAuAAAAAAAAALrvTFiW+xxIqR+T03rCuD0BAMO2jhD3dRHOtM0AqgC7tuYAAAAAAA4AABAAAACmXVkYgCvxQrkGIdxlmM1wAQAAAAA=@somedomain.com