Users will now be able to customize the background color of the iCloud web interface from various options. Additionally, the Notes web app has the long-awaited pinned notes feature, and iCloud Drive now supports shared browsing, bringing it even closer to its peers.
The web version of iCloud is often perceived as a “second-tier item” that lags behind Apple’s native apps in terms of features. For example, the media writes that dark mode was introduced in iOS 13, which “emphasizes the lag of web capabilities.” This is ironic, given that Apple has long argued that services like iCloud are “essential” to offset declining hardware sales in a saturated smartphone market.
Source: Ferra
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