Apple Music launches a public beta on the web

ronjor · Sep 5, 2019

Sarah Perez @sarahintampa 05 Sep 2019

Apple Music is coming to the web. Apple today is launching a public beta of its popular music streaming service on the web, which will be available to all Apple Music subscribers worldwide. This the first time that Apple Music has been officially offered on the web, though an unofficial app over the past few months has gained attention after attracting hundreds of thousands of users.
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guest · Apr 17, 2020

Apple Music's web browser-based player launches
Following a months-long beta period
April 16, 2020
https://appleinsider.com/articles/20/04/16/apple-musics-web-browser-based-player-launches

Apple Music's web player initially debuted as a beta website in September, offering up the usual assortment of playlists, saved tracks and collections, albums, radio mixes and more directly from a browser.
This week, with the "beta" prefix removed from the music.apple.com site, the service officially launched as a public-facing product.

Visiting Apple Music on the web presents an experience similar to that of the Music app on Mac, complete with For You, Browse and Radio tabs arranged in an interactive sidebar.
Users visiting the site for the first time are presented an option to sign up for Apple Music's free trial offer, a process that is handled through the dedicated Music app or iTunes.

Existing subscribers can sign in using an Apple ID. Interestingly, authenticating an Apple ID grants access to "Apple Music players on this and other sites," suggesting Apple is working on future integrations beyond music.apple.com.
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