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itsPhilos Author

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macOS Music - "Recently Added" no longer showing all entries

Since Mountain Lion and iTunes, there was a way to view all added entries since inception of the library, in chronological order based on the added-time. This is a wonderful way of traveling back in time through the years of music, on which years which music has been added, and re-discovering old tracks.

For a long time, this has been present under the "Recently Added" section in "Library".

Since macOS Sonoma, this is no longer the case.

"Recently Added" currently shows 60 albums on my library, and I suspect this is hard-limited to this number. I find no way of lifting this limit, nor do I find a replacement view.

Edit: Notably, this feature is still present on music.apple.com.

Is this an error on my part or did macOS Sonoma depart from this - to me - essential feature of the Music app?

Posted on Sep 27, 2023 12:16 PM

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jjsvilar

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9 points

Posted on Sep 28, 2023 1:43 PM

Apple: please fix this. It's unacceptable to remove a long-time feature for no reason. At least leave it in as a toggle or option. iOS can still do it in the album view. Why can't my more powerful Mac?

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