Please note there's a Bug in the Windows Version specifically where it will display the version as 1.13 (DEVELOPMENT_BUILD) and not 1.14.2.
It is almost identical to the browser-based version of the player, with a few additions like lyrics, media keys and taskbar media controls.It's been a while since a release, and there's a few things which I would have loved to have included within this version which are some reasonably mature PRs, however just felt it was worth releasing something sooner rather than later. If you’re happy with the YouTube Music web UI and just want to listen to your songs without a web browser, this application is the perfect alternative. Minimalistic desktop client for YouTube Music Just hover over the taskbar icon to bring up the controls to play/pause, change tracks and like or dislike the song. Moreover, some simple media controls, along with like and dislike buttons, are embedded into the taskbar preview. You can play, pause, and switch tracks using just your keyboard, and the app can even display desktop notifications on track changes. One big advantage this application has over the web service is the ability to use media keys. Support for media keys and taskbar controls The lyrics window can be moved around, and it isn’t minimized with the application. One difference is that you can view any song’s lyrics by clicking the button on the right side of the title bar. The UI is essentially identical to that of the web service, as the app is just an Electron wrapper for the website. Listen to YouTube Music from your desktopĪssuming your country is among those where YouTube Music is available, and you have used the service before, this desktop application will not seem too different. It is a simple wrapper around the web UI, so nothing too spectacular, but it does the job. YouTube Music Desktop App is an Electron-based application that provides users with an alternative, enabling them to access the service directly from a desktop app. However, YouTube Music is only available as a browser-based service. Given that many people listen to music primarily via YouTube, it is no surprise that Google has taken the initiative and developed a similar service designed only for listening to music and watching music videos.
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