Rich, thank you for the suggestion. I think I didn't explain it that well, though. All I can see in the email is the name that is given to the link (like "click here" or "look at this"), not a URL. I don't need it to be a clickable link, but I would like to know what the URL is.
In fact, the only way I know that there should be a link in the email at all is that it's obvious from the text the sender wrote to me -- and because I read the email on my PC.
So the email reads something like: "We're going to go here on Saturday." The word "here" is the text of a link that has a URL. But from the email app there's no way to even know that.
What I suggested will give you the actual url if you click on a word that is a hyperlink... If I understand right, though, what you have is a word that is a link but doesn't appear as one, so you wouldn't know to tap/hold it to get the copy link. Right? I would have to wonder if it was the way the message was formatted, since email isn't just plain text. The sender has control over the appearance, though I did think that the phone would do a better job on the reveal.
