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iTunes’ days are limited I think. I’m honestly surprised it’s still alive; the introduction of iOS/UIKit-based apps to the Mac in Mojave seemed like the perfect
by deergomoo 8y ago
iTunes’ days are limited I think. I’m honestly surprised it’s still alive; the introduction of iOS/UIKit-based apps to the Mac in Mojave seemed like the perfect time to EOL it in favour of separate Music, Videos, Podcasts etc apps as it is on iOS.
They’ve been slowly stripping things out of iTunes into their own applications for years, and no recent Apple services use the iTunes branding (Apple Music, for example). I give it a couple of years before it’s replaced and left in the “Other” folder in /Applications
- deleted 8y ago[deleted]
- __david__ 8y agoI hope not. The is music app is woefully unfeatureful compared to iTunes. They may be stripping cruft from it but it can still do a million things that iOS cannot.
- desertrider12 8y agoThe iOS music app has gone downhill just as much as desktop iTunes. Open it and the screen is filled with options I have never and will never use, except "Playlists". Then you open that and it only fits 4 playlists on the screen at a time, so you have to scroll very far to find the one you want. Ugh, just give me back the iOS 5 music app.