Since always, the Apple Music limited to iTunes (Mac / PCs), the Music application (iPhone / iPad / iPod touch) and its homonymous app for Android. However, Apple allows content publishers like us, here on , incorporate a widget to present some album / music on your sites (like this, below).
This reproduction, however, was limited to 30-90 seconds (depending on Apple's agreement with the label in question). Now, a Reddit user noticed that this widget recently received some improvements to the interface, one of which is a “Start session” link.
By clicking this button, the Apple Music subscriber can log into the service through the browser and listen to tracks in full. You can also click on the “” button and add the track / album to your playlist, not to mention the basic playback controls (play / pause / advance).
That was enough to start a speculation that Apple may officially launch the online service, being able to access a URL (such as applemusic) and have access to its entire music library.
Who knows, we are facing another novelty that could be addressed by Apple tomorrow, in the opening keynote of WWDC18.
via 9to5Mac
