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I believe it's called Music and a lot of the functionality has been stripped out to other apps like Finder.

• cannam 6y ago
  And the Music app appears to be a "Catalyst" one, i.e. a port from the iPad. (This is a potential thread hijack, but if there is anyone here who can point me to the difference in drag-and-drop protocols between Catalyst apps, e.g. Music, and traditional Mac ones, e.g. iTunes, I would really appreciate it. I have an app that is often expected to open audio files by dragging them from iTunes, but it doesn't work at all from Music - nothing in the drop handler logic ever gets activated, even though the user is hanging over the app with the new extra-big drop icon. This seems like something that should be well-known, but I've had terrible trouble trying to find any documentation for it. I am something of an imposter Mac developer, so maybe I just don't know the right people to ask.)
  • snazz 6y ago
    I'm pretty sure that Music is not a Catalyst app, although Podcasts is. If somebody has other information, I'd be happy to be corrected. Stocks and News were the first-generation Catalyst apps, and those have very different UIs and fuzzy text due to how scaling works.
  • selectodude 6y ago
    There's clearly something weird because I've found Big Sur's catalyst Messages app is lacking a lot of stuff.