While it's easy to move email accounts from Mail.app to a third-party email app like Spark, Apple hasn't really made it obvious to replace the default email app on a Mac. Mail.app is a decent app that handles most basic emailing duties, but falls considerably short when compared to the tons of features offered by other third-party clients like Spark Mail app. Have you been frustrated by clicking on email links on websites or in apps that open the default Mail.app on Mac instead of your own favorite email app? The Mail.app that comes pre-installed on a Mac cannot be removed, but can easily be replaced. Then went down to the billing address section and suddenly it was editable! Why was it locked when the Apple Card was there? I cannot explain it.How to replace the default email app on a Mac This is a SNAFU.įinally on my phone, in Settings -> Apple ID -> Payment & Shipping, I simply removed the Apple Card as a payment option. I click it, then I finally my billing address, and it's invalid. In the Payment & Shipping section (scroll down to see it), I see an Edit button.

On a Mac or PC, use the Mac App Store or iTunes.' (Hey apple, iTunes doesn't exist anymore.) The text on that dialog/popup says 'On an iOS device running iOS 12.2 or later, you can change the payment method for your Apple ID in Settings. Mine was all wrong, and I cannot change it there. then (after entering your password) you should see the cached billing address. Go into System Preferences, click the Apple ID icon top right, on its screen click Payment and Shipping in the left sidebar, where you see Apple card click the little button Details. This apple support article gave me some clues: If you are asking about making a transaction on your mac via Apple Pay, I discovered today that my mac (OS X 10.15.7) caches my email, shipping and other addresses independently with my Apple ID.

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