I can't browse Apple Music on iTunes (desktop)

Well, I was hoping not to find others with the same problem as I, but here we are. I cannot access the iTunes Store either. It makes it hard to buy anything new when that happens. It all started when I "upgraded" to Mojave 10.14.5 a few weeks ago. I was hoping it would "fix" itself, but alas, here I am. I am using a 2017 iMac (Retina 4K, 21.5 inch) desktop. Can anyone help? With all of the previous replies I've seen, it looks as though Apple may not have a "fix", either. Thanks!

If there are new features out there that my old computer cannot process, it would eventually make me want to buy a new computer that is up to date. But I think I should have the freedom to choose.

I know my computer is absolutely capable of handling basic functions like sending email and playing music. To have that taken away, after signing up for Apple Music and have been streaming all the music ever since, is totally unacceptable. These basic functions should never be taken away forcefully. This does not motivate me to get a new Macbook Pro.

Agreed -- I clarified with them several times that the problem persisted while safe-booting (so no extensions or system issues were causing it) and that my other machines had no issues, with the only constant being the older OS (10.11.6). I also mentioned repeatedly that I'm seeing hundreds of other posts from people running El Capitan and older operating systems that are reporting the same exact issue. Apple support agreed that the OS was likely the issue, but that since upgrading wasn't an option for me, the only suggestion they had was to have a tech look at it in person.

In other words, 10.11 and older OS's are definitely having issues with the streaming portions of Apple Music, but Apple has not made a fix public yet (and they have little impetus to, since they want people to upgrade, not stay on old operating systems).

This is probably really weenie but I can browse on my Android. If I add a selection to my library it shows up on the desktop. Radio works this way too. When I get a chance I'll try this solution from above because it sounds easy:

"fixed it by completely removing iTunes 12.8.2.3 and installing 12.4.3 version instead. Same OS X but older Mac."

But if I have to do this:

" did the same as the other user above did and it sorted it out. You have to remove iTunes in terminal using sudo, wipe your old account folders out, grab a DMG of 12.4.X, and install. "

Fu-ged-aboud-it

Just saw seec1111's message, checked my browser, and it's working for the first time in 6 or 8 weeks. Truly bizarre behavior; no "fix" announced, in fact, Apple never admitted a problem. Just Skynet playing with us mere mortals.