Apple's music service is now available on the web in beta

Apple's music navigation service came after the company launched the first beta version of the web-based service, after limiting it to the application.

Apple continues to rely on services during the current period by improving the presence of its services on more platforms, this time with the provision of the Web version for the first time from its music service, previously limited to smart device applications. This version will be experimental for the moment until the access to the official version.

Of course, the Apple Music Service comes with a special location that allows users to search for tracks and songs and play them on a reader of the site.

The on-site music player is very similar to the service application of the new Catalina macOS.

At its WWDC 2019 Developer Conference in June, Apple unveiled separate applications for music, podcasts, and TVs, making it more focused on each service. The arrival of the web version of the music service is therefore normal if you wish.

As for applications, subscribers will have to connect via the browser to enjoy while working on their device.

This may give users who do not wish to use Apple devices free access to its services after launching on other platforms.

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Apple Music Service is now available on the Web with an evaluation version that has appeared for the first time in the world of technology.