Use Apple Music in your browser with this pretty web interface

Use Apple Music in your browser with this pretty web interface
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2019-1-22 16:12

I use Apple Music as my primary streaming service, but it bums me out that it doesn’t have a web interface. So I have to rely either on my phone, or the dreaded iTunes app to play tunes. Thankfully, a new project called Music.

sh fixes that by delivering the Apple Music web experience on my desktop, for free. One of the core advantages of having a web app is that I can play music on my laptop without draining my phone’s battery, and access my library through a friend’s laptop too. Additionally, if you have a computer that you use…

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