Apple officially launches the Web version of its music service, Apple Music

Since the launch of the Apple Music service, it is only available through an application on computers or mobile devices. While this is a good thing, it is somewhat limited compared to Spotify which offers users the ability to listen to songs they want on the Web and on applications for computers and mobile devices. However, if you want to see the web version of Apple Music, you may be happy to know that this is happening now.

Apple has officially launched the Apple Music Web service this morning, although it should be noted that this Web version is still in beta. Therefore, what you see now may change in the future. At the present time, the Web version of the service, as it is designed, is similar to the Apple Music app for computers, as you can see in the image above .

People who have purchased an Apple Music subscription will be able to log in to their account and access the service as they do on the PC application. For those who do not have an Apple Music subscription, they can still browse the site and will also be able to preview all songs without reading them completely.

This is not really the first time we see the web version of Apple Music. Last year, there was another web version of Apple Music, but it was not official. Maybe Apple has seen the demand for such a release and decided to launch its own web version. If you want to check the web version of Apple Music, you can do it via this link here.

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