Apple releases updated iCloud.com website with dark mode, customizable homepage, and more
Apple has introduced a series of updates to the iCloud website, enhancing user experience with new navigation options in iCloud Photos and a customizable homepage featuring a dark mode. The dark mode adapts to match the light or dark mode settings on a user's Mac, while the homepage allows for personalized background colors and tile arrangement.
The website update also includes a redesigned Calendar app and a shared view in iCloud Drive, which displays files shared with the user. In Photos, users can now jump to specific months or years by clicking a calendar icon, modify photo details like date, time, and location, and display albums on the homepage's Photos tile.
Further improvements include the ability to pin important notes in the iCloud Notes app, and in Reminders, users can create new lists and complete recurring reminders. These updates aim to streamline navigation and enhance the functionality of the iCloud web interface. Users can explore these changes directly on the updated iCloud.com website.
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- Apple has updated iCloud.com to look shiny and new - here are all the new features you can use right nowTechRadar
- Apple brings years-old features to iCloud web interfaceArs Technica
- iCloud.com finally gets dark modeThe Verge
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Nice. Some people think of the iCloud website as an emergency way to access your content but for me and a lot of people I know, it's a daily connection to our stuff while we're at Windows-only jobs.