Apple has released a major update to iCloud.com, changing the look and adding More customization features and other productivity improvements. After the launch of iOS 18 and macOS Sequoia, Apple wanted to update iCloud.com to match the native app experience.
Many iCloud users use the iCloud.com site to access their documents, notes, emails, calendars, etc. from any computer. In fact, it is one of the
Dark mode finally available on iCloud.com
One of the most notable new features is the arrival of dark mode on iCloud.com, after years of waiting (remember that dark mode arrived in iOS 13). From now on we can enjoy a more comfortable viewing experience during night sessions. The site will automatically adapt to your device settings, alternating between light and dark modes according to our tastes.
Customizing wallpaper
Apple has decided to give a more personal touch to the iCloud.com home page. Now we can choose between different colors to customize the background from the main page. To access this feature, simply scroll to the bottom of the page and click “Customize Home Page”.
Improvements to iCloud Photos and other apps
Browsing iCloud Photos has received a major update. Now you can quickly jump to a specific month or year
Other apps also received improvements
- Calendar: New design and support for Hijri calendar.
- iCloud Drive: New “Shared View” tab to view files shared with you.
- Remarks : You can now pin important notes to the top of your list.
- Reminders: New organization and display options.
Widgets and customization options
The iCloud.com homepage now offers a row of icons and widgets which you can customize to see notes, photos, reminders and other content at a glance. However, it is important to know that these customization options will not be available if you have activated Advanced Data Protection.
How to get this new iCloud.com design and features
Apple has been rolling out this design update to iCloud.com for a few days now. However, some users may not see all changes immediately, because deployment could be gradual. To check it, all you have to do is go to iCloud.com and log in with your Apple account. With a high probability, you will have all the news already available and ready to enjoy.
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