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Apple has done a good job closing the gap between Spotify and its own music streaming service. But the former still maintains some advantages, a list that until recently included a robust web interface. As a Spotify user myself, I find myself frequently using the browser interface on different devices.<\/span><\/p>\n Apple’s been working on its own version of course, but for the past six months, it’s only been available as a beta. The interface dropped that tag today<\/a>, officially going live sans-beta URL. As noted by MacRumors<\/a>, the interface looks nearly identical to the desktop app, but bringing it to browsers allows for a lot more cross-platform flexibility.<\/span><\/p>\n Once logged in with an Apple ID, your music library should be visible. The news also comes as Apple prepares for tonight’s One World: Together at Home concert, co-hosted by three late-night comedians and featuring everyone from Paul McCartney and Elton John to Lady Gaga and Lizzo.<\/span><\/p>\n Tags:<\/b> Brian Heater<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Apple has done a good job closing the gap between Spotify and its own music streaming service. But the former still maintains some advantages, a list that until recently included a robust web interface. As a Spotify user myself, I find myself frequently using the browser interface on different devices. Apple’s been working on its … Continue reading Apple Music’s web interface exits beta<\/span><\/a> Continue Reading See Campaign: <\/strong>https:\/\/www.macrumors.com\/2020\/04\/16\/apple-music-web-exits-beta\/<\/a>
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