Apple Podcasts Enhances Web Experience with New Features for All Devices

Apple has improved the way podcast listeners can stream shows from its library across all devices. The latest version of Apple Podcasts on the web now resembles the company's standalone app, offering an enhanced user experience. From browsing shows to accessing libraries, viewing top charts, purchasing subscriptions, and more, the web interface provides a wide range of features, even for those without the desktop or mobile app installed.

Syncing and Accessibility

The web version of Apple Podcasts syncs seamlessly with your Apple account, ensuring that play progress, favorite shows, and subscriptions are consistently up to date across devices. However, for users without an Apple log-in, browsing and listening to podcasts is the extent of their access. Prior to this update, the web version only allowed for basic podcast listening, lacking the comprehensive features most users desire from a podcast service.

Apple announced that the expanded Podcasts on the web is now accessible in over 170 countries, compatible with all major web browsers, including Safari, Chrome, Edge, and Firefox. This wider accessibility allows more users to enjoy the improved podcast streaming experience regardless of their device or operating system.