Since Apple Music saw the light in June 2015, the guys from Cupertino have been adding new functions to be able to become the ideal platform for all users of Apple products, being integration with its operating systems one of its main attractions.
However, unlike Spotify, the Cupertino-based company has always depended on iTunes to be able to listen to our favorite music both on our Mac and on a Windows PC. This is over as Apple has just launched, still in beta, a web version of its streaming music service.
Thanks to this new service, we can now use our Apple Music account at any team where we meetregardless of whether you have iTunes installed or not. If you want to be one of the first to try this service, you just have to access this link https://beta.music.apple.com, enter your username and password and that's it.
If you've had the opportunity to test the macOS Catalina beta, the next version of macOS that will arrive in its final version in mid-September, you will see howor the design of this website is very similar which we can find in the dedicated application that includes this new version of macOS.
Being a service that is still in beta phase, it is likely that the operation is not the best, of course, but it is also possible that it is still notor some of the functions are available that we can find in the iOS version.
iTunes had become in recent years an application that practically no one used due to poor performance It offered by including a large number of functions. With Catalina, Apple loads iTunes and separates all services into separate applications.