A beta version of Apple Maps is now available for web browsers, opening the Google Maps alternative to non-Apple platforms. The preview lacks some of the native.
What just happened? Apple’s answer to Google Maps has only been available on the company’s devices – until now. Although the new web version doesn’t have as many features as its famous rival, the Cupertino giant has promised upgrades later this year.
A beta version of Apple Maps is now available for web browsers, opening the Google Maps alternative to non-Apple platforms. The preview lacks some of the native app’s features, but updates are planned in the coming months.
Windows users can access Apple Maps through Chrome and Edge, while on Macs, it supports Safari and Chrome. The web application is currently only usable in English, but Apple will eventually include more languages, browsers, and platforms.
