Google had announced that it would not develop a YouTube application specifically for Apple Vision Pro and that users would have to use a browser. After this, a famous developer named Christian Selig developed a third-party YouTube application called “Juno”.
Apple Vision Pro, which took its place in stores in the USA today with a price tag of $ 3,500, was on the agenda because companies did not develop special applications. For example, Netflix, ““it is not worth investing in” He did not develop a visionOS application because he was thinking about it. In addition, Google announced that it would not bring a special YouTube application to the device, only access from the browser. Of course, this did not provide a very good experience either.
However, today there is good news for Vision Pro owners who are upset that there is no YouTube application. A third-party developer has released a YouTube app for the device.
Meet “Juno”, bringing YouTube to Apple Vision Pro
Christian Selig The name of the application developed by “Juno”. It should be noted that Selig is the name behind the popular Reddit application Apollo, which was closed in recent months. Apollo, which was much loved for making the platform much more streamlined, died on June 30, 2023 due to Reddit’s API charges.
Juno, which sells for $4.99, has most of the features of the YouTube app (it even offers the benefits of a Premium subscription).
Juno application, which brings YouTube to visionOS, for $4.99 Added to App Store. In other words, users who purchase Vision Pro will be able to experience YouTube thanks to this application without the need for a browser. Let’s add that although it is not an official third-party application, it has many features of YouTube. Of course, Selig, to avoid problems with Google. ads He also added it to his application. It’s even smart enough not to show ads to Premium subscribers. The only downside would be not showing the comments on the videos.
Juno brings the platform to visionOS by leveraging the YouTube API designed for embedding videos into other web pages. Selig says the following about his application: “The perfect visionOS app? No but Much better than the website.”
There was no statement from Google about Juno. We’ll have to wait to see how the company feels about a third-party developer’s app.
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