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If I'm not mistaken, there used to be an Apps menu in the left pane. I can't find it any more (please see screenshot)!
So how do you manage apps (i.e. remove or restore apps) in iTunes now?
iMac, macOS Sierra (10.12.3)
Management of apps, books, and tones has been removed from iTunes 12.7. See Changes in the new iTunes - Apple Support for details.
See the Manually add items from your computer section of Manually manage content on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch using iTunes - Apple Support for the control that remains. This can be used to copy apps, iBooks, ePubs, PDFs, and tones from your computer to your device. The File Sharing feature for copying data between apps and the computer is still there. You can also use iCloud Drive, Dropbox, or other cloud services to move content to the device.
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Management of apps, books, and tones has been removed from iTunes 12.7. See Changes in the new iTunes - Apple Support for details.
See the Manually add items from your computer section of Manually manage content on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch using iTunes - Apple Support for the control that remains. This can be used to copy apps, iBooks, ePubs, PDFs, and tones from your computer to your device. The File Sharing feature for copying data between apps and the computer is still there. You can also use iCloud Drive, Dropbox, or other cloud services to move content to the device.
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Take a look at How to check the storage on your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch - Apple Support. See a feature called Offload Unused Apps. You may never need to manually delete an app to reclaim storage again. 😉
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Thank you!
Shame though! I quite liked having the possibility to manage my iPhone apps from within iTunes. That way I could see which apps I had temporarily removed to re-install later. Not sure I'll remember them now!
How do you manage iPhone apps in iTunes 12.7
