We're not sure what took so long, but you can now fully browse the App Store for all platforms with a web browser.

Along with the ability to switch between listings of apps for the iPhone, iPad, Mac, Vision Pro, Apple Watch, and Apple TV, ...

Before this update, users could see individual pages for apps on the web, but there was no way to browse within the App Store ...

Apple has launched a redesigned App Store web interface that transforms static app pages into a full-fledged storefront ...

You still can’t download apps directly from the web — something Apple continues to reserve for its devices — but the new site lets you open an app listing on your Apple device instantly or share it ...

You can browse by categories, flip between platforms like iPhone, iPad, and Watch, and know what’s trending without needing ...

Apple has launched a full-featured web version of its App Store, letting users browse apps across iPhone, iPad, Mac, Vision ...

Apple launched a full-fledged web version of its App Store yesterday, allowing users to easily browse apps for iOS, iPadOS, ...

Apple has quietly launched a unified App Store website that brings together all its platform stores into a single responsive, searchable interface—though downloading still requires native apps.

Users can finally visit the App Store through the web, instead of the dedicated app. For now, the new site seems to lack some ...

Today, Apple launched a web version of the App Store, with a twist. I’ll admit that this wasn’t on my “things Apple will do this fall” bingo card. I’ve wondered since the earliest days of the App Stor ...

The new web-based App Store can be accessed via the apps.apple.com web address and offers dropdown options for the different Apple platforms, like iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Apple also offers ...