Days before the launch of macOS High Sierra, Apple released an iTunes update, number 12.7, a version that caused a lot of unrest in the community but was a mandatory step in the company's future plans with iTunes. This version access to the App Store was loaded at a stroke and therefore, the possibility of installing applications directly from our MAC, forcing us to carry out this process directly from the device, a tedious task if we have restored the device and we have to install a large number of applications, since it does not require going one by one looking for it from the device instead of doing it directly from the App that they were downloaded to our MAC.
But thanks to a Reddit user, we have seen how Apple continues to offer a full download version of iTunes, specifically version 12.6.3, a version that is not aimed at the general public but at a very specific niche of users such as companies and educational centers. According to Apple in the section of the web where it offers this download, this version thought companies that carry out internal implementations of applications, but it can be downloaded by any user.
This version, which is available for both Mac and PC, and it can be installed independently of the version of iTunes that is installed when we update our equipment to the latest version of macOS, although in The first version of macOS High Sierra that was released, the iTunes version was not the last, but it was the same that Apple currently offers for the purposes mentioned above.
ITunes version 12.6.3 also includes the wish list, a list that has been removed from the App Store in iOS 11 and from the latest officially available version of iTunes, 12.7. If you want to download this version of iTunes compatible with the App Store, you must stop by following link