Promised last week to users worldwide, iTunes 12.4 was finally released today by the Apple company, bringing two major changes, a modified interface to be easier to use and solving the problems that generated the deletion of music from computers.
I talked to you two weeks ago about what's new in iTunes 12.4, the Apple company talking about each of them in the changelog that it offers together with this update, so you will know exactly what you are going to see after its installation on computers.
Although the component that should protect users from deleting music is very important, it is not visible in the program's interface, so don't expect to see it anywhere, even though the music should now be safe.
- Now enjoy all of your music, movies, TV shows, podcasts, and more in a simpler design.
- Navigation. Now you can use Back and Forward buttons as you navigate between your Library, Apple Music, iTunes Store, and more.
- Media Picker. Easily switch between Music, Movies, TV shows and more–and Edit to choose just the items you want.
- Library and Playlists. Use Sidebar to view your Library in new ways. Drag and drop songs to easily add them to Playlists. And Edit Sidebar to show only your favorite views.
- Menus. Menus in iTunes are now simpler and easier to use. Use the View menu to customize your Library or try context menus to act on specific items.
iTunes 12.4 it can be installed through the Software Update system of OS X and Windows, or by downloading from the Apple website.
