Apple Music enjoys using a browser without an app

The Apple Music web player has been in beta since last September. However, it is said that the official version was finally released on April 16 (local time).

The full version is automatically sent to the full version when you enter the beta URL, and from the beta, you can continue to log in to your Apple ID in a web browser to enjoy songs registered in iTunes and the new music app library. In addition, if you subscribe to Apple Music, you can use it to search libraries, playlists, and radio.

Apple Music can be played directly in a web browser, allowing you to enjoy music without installing a dedicated app. In other words, it can be accessed from any device regardless of the presence or absence of a dedicated music app such as Windows 10, Linux, or Chrome OS.

Apple is promoting the liberalization of media services. It is going to contain more understanding of customers beyond the platform. The main focus is on hardware products, but as the service business is changing, other subscription-type services such as Apple TV Plus and Apple News Plus may also expand to respond to web browsers. Related information can be found here .