Speaking of which, since macOS Catalina, it has evolved from iTunes to the Apple Music app, which is more focused on the field of music. Many people may think that there are not many differences between the two – in fact, they are quite similar in all aspects (huh), and they are not even so “native” in terms of architecture. But now it appears that Apple has made changes in the latest beta version. Continue reading the text of the report that Apple Music app officially becomes a native app in the macOS beta version.
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Apple Music app officially becomes native in macOS beta
It may not be said that it is old wine in new bottles, but it is an Apple Music app that has been extended from iTunes and has become more focused on music functions. In fact, on macOS, not only the functions are inherited, but also many parts of the architecture use the WebView interface (non-native API). In the recent beta test version of macOS 12.2, someone discovered that in addition to Safari officially evolving to support the ProMotion adaptive high refresh rate display on MacBook Pro, there is also an improvement that should make many friends who love to listen to music on Apple Music feel happy.
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In the current beta version of macOS Monterey 12.2, the Apple Music app is reported to now have better support for the Mac desktop system. After officially supporting AppKit, the original WebView interface was transformed into a more native application through JET optimization. It is said that after this update, the Apple Music app will have a smoother and faster search and page browsing experience on Mac computers.
That is to say, in the latest update, even the Apple TV app actually has similar native support improvements. It seems that with the latest version of macOS Monterey, the experience of using Apple’s own applications should have a good upgrade, right? You can look forward to it!
macOS 12.2 beta is now available, featuring smoother scrolling in Safari on the latest MacBook Pro with ProMotion, and a native Apple Music and TV experience backed by AppKit views instead of web views. https://t.co/jjM9THIxFc
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