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Albums 7.0.5 is out now!
Y'all successfully bullied me into putting the "Open in Apple Music" action back at the top-level of the context menu, sparing everyone the indignity of one extra tap into the Share submenu.
Plus... bug fixes. Some stupid stuff in here that I am thrilled is no longer happening!
https://albumstheapp.substack.com/p/a-nice-chill-year-end-check-in
An angry pickle, several rants, and a big slab of gratitude on this very special year-end Music App Stuff!
Albums 7.0.2 is out now for iOS, iPadOS, and macOS!
This update fixes some silly regressions, addresses some longstanding issues, and does its darnedest to make things smoother and more stable on macOS Tahoe.
I wrote a bit about what's new in Albums 7.0, the process of putting together, and how it feels to finally have the Mac app out in the world after so long.
https://albumstheapp.substack.com/p/albums-70-the-mac-app-a-glassy-ui
The Mac app is finally here! Albums 7.0 is out now for iOS, iPadOS, and macOS. This is a “no new features” release, with all of the focus on making sure the app runs and looks great on every platform.
Between the Mac app and the dawn of the era of Liquid Glass, nearly every screen in the app (plus CarPlay!) boasts improved usability across platforms, design/layout bug fixes, and, yes, liquid-glassiness.
The Mac app supports Sequoia 15.3 and up, and your Albums Premium subscription is shared across all platforms, so there’s no extra cost to get up and running.
I’ll be back with a long-form write up diving into the new version in the coming week, but that’s it for now. Happy Albumsing!
The Mac app is finally here! Albums 7.0 is out now for iOS, iPadOS, and macOS. This is a “no new features” release, with all of the focus on making sure the app runs and looks great on every platform.
Between the Mac app and the dawn of the era of Liquid Glass, nearly every screen in the app (plus CarPlay!) boasts improved usability across platforms, design/layout bug fixes, and, yes, liquid-glassiness.
Adam Linder
