Apple Vision Pro gets dedicated YouTube app but not from Google

Apple Vision Pro gets dedicated YouTube app but not from Google
Juno provides the YouTube experience for visionOS that Google has actually declined to provide (Image Source: Christian Selig)

Designer Christian Selig has actually simply launched Juno, a devoted YouTube app for the Apple Vision Pro, weeks after YouTube specified that it will not be establishing one. A more refined option to opening the YouTube site on Safari, Juno’s UI matches visionOS and offers the majority of the performance one would anticipate. The app costs a one-time $4.99 to download.

Previously this month, YouTube revealed that it would not be introducing a devoted YouTube app for the Apple Vision Pro, and would limit the iPadOS variation from working on the headset. Now, designer Christian Selig has actually stepped up to fill that (glaring) space with the launch of his own variation– Juno for YouTubeThe app, which costs a one-time $4.99 without any in-app purchases or memberships, is presently the only option to seeing the site on visionOS’ Safari internet browser.

Utilizing YouTube’s embed API, the app includes native playback controls, automated element ratio detection, quality choice and playback speed settings. As part of the immersive visionOS experience, it likewise permits pinch-dragging anywhere to scrub through a video, double pinching on either side to leap forward or back 10 seconds, resizing the window and dimming the environments behind it.

In a post revealing the app, Selig takes care to mention that Juno does not need visiting to view videos, which it does not obstruct any advertisements. Visiting with a YouTube Premium account does get rid of advertisements, as one would anticipate.

Christian Selig is currently understood for producing an extremely popular and acclaimed Apollo for Redditapp on iOS. Juno was established in a week, so some early bugs may be anticipated. Some functions are still being worked upon and will be offered quickly, such as caption controls, the capability to see remarks, and multiview to open numerous videos in various windows concurrently, amongst others.

By the way, YouTube is not the only significant app to not be natively supported on visionOS. Netflix and Spotify have actually likewise mentioned that no devoted app will be established, though that might alter when the variety of visionOS users increase. Up until then, a more budget friendly and suitable VR experience can be had with the Meta Quest 3 and Meta Quest Pro

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