Idea: Ed Hardy/Cult of Mac
The Apple TV app for macOS is reportedly about to get a redesign that features a left sidebar. That can apparently make it almost an identical to the iPad model.
The replace may debut in macOS Ventura 13.3, which is at present in beta.
An improve for Apple TV on macOS
The Apple TV app gives entry to the Apple TV+ streaming service, however that’s solely the start. It’s the substitute for the previous iTunes app, and lets customers hire or purchase films.
The design for the iPad model consists of a big major panel and a left sidebar. The sidebar offers quick access to sequence and movies on Apple’s streaming service, plus the person’s library of content material they bought by means of iTunes or the Apple TV itself.
The macOS model doesn’t have the sidebar. As an alternative it has assortment of hyperlinks to tabs throughout the highest. However that’s allegedly going to vary quickly.
9to5Mac managed to coax a redesigned model out of the macOS 16.3 beta, and it consists of the left sidebar, simply because the iPad model does. The highest buttons are gone.
Coming quickly? Possibly.
macOS 13.3 has been in beta testing since mid February. The method is winding up, and the complete launch must be out in a couple of weeks.
However the Apple TV redesign is just not at present obtainable to beta testers. 9to5Mac says it needed to do “slightly little bit of trickery” to get it to look. That raises the chance that the left sidebar may not be deployed till macOS 13.4 and even later.
