iTunes 12.4 has been out for a few of weeks now, with a subsequent update to iTunes 12.4.1 to restore the option to Reset Plays, and users are settling into its new way of navigating. Overall, the update is a step in the right direction (see my Macworld review of iTunes 12.4), but not everyone is happy with all the changes.
Some iTunes users have found that a feature they depended on is missing, or has been moved; others find that the new ‘simplified’ navigation isn’t as simple as they would like. Here’s a look at some of the annoyances in iTunes 12.4, and how to get around them.
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I solved the iTunes problem by using it as little as possible, same as Apple Photos. If I was looking for annoyances, I could have stayed with Microsoft.
Change for the sake of change is NOT a good thing Apple.
I solved the iTunes problem by using it as little as possible, same as Apple Photos. If I was looking for annoyances, I could have stayed with Microsoft.
Change for the sake of change is NOT a good thing Apple.