Eventually, YouTube will have an app for Apple Vision Pro.

YouTube was one of the greatest absentees in the original catalog of applications for Apple Vision Pro. The video platform does not have its own application for the Cupertino space computer and does not allow the launch of an iPad version. However, the Google-owned company has promised to rectify the situation.

In a statement sent Edge, YouTube has confirmed that an official app for Apple Vision Pro is “in its plans.”. Of course, no details have been provided at this time regarding when it will be available. It’s also unclear if Mountain View plans to allow the app to run on the iPad, or if they intend to create their own optimized client for the device.

“We are very excited about the launch of Vision Pro and support it by ensuring YouTube users have a great Safari experience. We don’t have any specific plans at this time, but we can confirm that there is an App for Vision Pro on our route,” a YouTube spokeswoman told the aforementioned media outlet.

Google’s service was one of the ones that created the most noise before the launch of Apple Vision Pro. stating that it will not provide official support outside of Safari.. Users who want to watch video from the space computer will have to do so exclusively through a web browser. However, third-party solutions soon appeared.

One of the most famous was Junoan app by Christian Selig, creator of Apollo, a defunct Reddit client for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Even though this is a paid application, its price is $4.99quickly stood out as offering a quality YouTube experience on Apple Vision Pro.

YouTube plans to release official app for Apple Vision Pro

As we’ve already said, the lack of an official YouTube app for the Apple Vision Pro has generated a lot of comments since day one. Like Netflix and Spotify, the Google platform has decided not to give more importance to the new Apple device. Some have taken this decision and blocked the release of their iPad versions as an attempt to minimize the possibility headset.

When YouTube announced that users would have to rely on Safari to watch videos from Apple’s Vision Pro, the company said it had “no plans” to release an app for the space computer. And although part of this position is repeated in the statement sent Edgethe mention that there is an official client in the plans seems to demonstrate that Mountain View They changed their mind about the device.

Early reviews of the Apple Vision Pro have been mostly positive. While the device is not without bugs and limitations, many who have used it say that it is very well made for a first generation device.

Has this contributed to YouTube’s apparent change of heart? Or does the platform not welcome the fact that a paying customer like Christian Selig is getting so much attention? It is impossible to know for now. The truth is that the Google-owned video service announced his intention provide official support for Apple Vision Pro outside of Safari. Let’s see if this happens sooner or later.