

I wonder how much of my life I’ve actually spent, cumulatively, staring at progress bars like that. Like watch that little blue line slowly crawl across your screen. Because Apple, that’s why.Īnyway, now you can get to the Downloads Manager, manage your downloads, and do the things you’ve always done with them. Once you close it, however, it’s game over until you start a new download. Once your download is finished, the Downloads window stays up. You can use the buttons at the bottom of the Downloads window to Pause all the downloaded items, allow or disallow simultaneous downloads, or click on yet another downward-facing arrow to check for available downloads that are probably actually downloading at the same time, which is so comprehensive it’s almost redundant. iTunes 64-bit 11.0.3 Released: 15th Jul 2023 (a few seconds ago) iTunes 64-bit 11.0.2 Released: 15th Jul 2023 (a few seconds ago) iTunes 64-bit 11.0. iTunes 12.8 for macOS and iTunes 12.9 for Windows will be the last available iTunes downloads on. IPSW Downloads will freeze its current iTunes versions and no longer attempt to find information about new ones. It won’t show up in the mini-player.Ĭlick on that arrow icon and you’ll get the Downloads window, complete with the ability to sort by kind, name, or status. This means that IPSW Downloads cannot retrieve the iTunes versions or download files, and therefore is unable to keep them up to date. You’ll notice a new little arrow, facing downward, showing up in the upper right corner of your (maximized) iTunes 11 window.

Odd, right?Īnyway, to test this out, find a free TV show or something, and get it downloading. iTunes is a free media player application available for both Mac and PC. The only way to get to it, oddly enough, is when you’re actually downloading something. Don’t bother looking for the Downloads window in any of the menus.
