App Store Web Version

Recently, Apple officially launched a web version of the App Store, allowing users to access the app store through their computer browsers or Android smartphones. Prior to this, we could only use the App Store clients available on iPhones, iPads, or Macs to access it.

After the update, we will be able to use it directly.apps.apple.comVisit the app store page, just like the one on the client side. You can use it to search, browse applications by category, and view detailed information about each app.

You can use the switch button in the top-right corner to view App Store applications across different devices, including iPhone, iPad, Mac, Vision, Watch, and TV.

This web-based App Store not only closely replicates the functionality of the native App Store client but also eliminates restrictions based on device or region. Users in China and those using Android devices can now easily access all available applications, and the platform even supports Chinese-language versions.

In summary, it’s indeed a bit late for Apple to finally break away from its closed model and move the App Store online. Moreover, the current web-based App Store serves only one purpose: it allows you to view and browse applications on a larger screen, but it does not enable remote installation. If you want to install an application, you still have to do so on your mobile device.