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Syncing contacts and calendars was removed in iTunes 11. https://www.macworld.com/article/2057971/os-x/sync-contacts-and-calendars-with-your-iphone-via-itunes-

Syncing contacts and calendars was removed in iTunes 11. https://www.macworld.com/article/2057971/os-x/sync-contacts-and-calendars-with-your-iphone-via-itunes-not-in-mavericks-you-dont.html https://www.macworld.com/article/2057971/os-x/sync-contacts-... Syncing Notes and Safari Bookmarks were removed in Mac OS 10.8. https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/79978/how-can-i-sync-notes-in-iphone-with-macbook-pro-and-vice-versa-by-using-either-b https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/79978/how-can-i-sy... Syncing apps was removed in iTunes 12. The mini-player doesn't show the track name. http://dossy.org/2012/11/itunes-11-is-a-total-failure/ http://dossy.org/2012/11/itunes-11-is-a-total-failure/ "Some soft of filtering baked in" doesn't cut it for my large library. I want to be able to navigate quickly through a deep hierarchy (Genre/Christian -> Artist/IHOP -> Album/Jon Thurlow). I'm dealing with tens of thousands of songs. iTunes 10.6.3 could do it. Since then it's been dumbed-down beyond recognition.

duskwuff 9y ago
> Syncing [stuff] was removed... As it should be. None of that functionality made sense to have in iTunes. It was essentially a relic of the iPod era. > The mini-player doesn't show the track name. It's a little dependent on window size, but there are definitely still mini-player modes that will show the track/album/artist names when the mouse is outside the window. (When the mouse enters the window, they're replaced with the player controls.) > "Some soft of filtering baked in" doesn't cut it for my large library. So use the Songs view with the column browser. (Cmd+B will show/hide it on macOS.) It hasn't changed. The new library views are entirely optional.