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Apple Maps Now Accessible on the Web in Public Beta

Apple Maps is now available on the web in a new public beta, allowing users to access maps directly from their browser for the first time.
By Blip Tech 1 min read

Apple has launched a public beta of Apple Maps on the web, allowing users to access maps directly from their browser using Safari and Chrome on Mac and iPad, as well as Chrome and Edge on Windows PCs. The web interface includes directions, businesses and points of interest, Guides, and more. More features, including Look Around, will be added in the coming months. Developers can now link out to Apple Maps on the web. The service is available in English at beta.maps.apple.com, with support for additional languages, browsers, and platforms to be expanded over time.

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