Stream your Apple Music library right in your browser with this awesome third-party player<article>
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<p>Apple Music may have a library of more than 50 million songs, an Android app, and upcoming support for Amazon Echo devices, but there’s one thing it’s still missing: a web player. While rumors have suggested that Apple is working on one to compete with the likes of Spotify, Tidal, and, well,
every other service, you currently can only listen to your Apple Music collection via the native app or iTunes, both of which require downloads and compatible devices.</p><p>Reddit user <a href="
https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/a5p8v5/i_built_an_apple_music_web_player_to_use_apple/?st=JPMK796H&sh=4f50ca19" rel="nofollow">NaveedGol[/url] has developed a solution, and it’s a good one (at least while it lasts). To try it out, simply type <a href="
https://playapplemusic.com/browse" rel="nofollow">playapplemusic.com[/url] into your browser and you’ll instantly be taken to a fully searchable Apple Music web interface that looks like something Apple itself would build. From there you can log into your account using Apple’s own authentication service, right down to two-factor authentication.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3327681/apple/apple-music-web-player.html#jump">To read this article in full, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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Stream your Apple Music library right in your browser with this awesome third-party player
