Today's update is available for all OS X El Capitan users and follows iTunes 12.3.1, a minor update that was released in October.
Article Link: Apple Releases iTunes 12.3.2 With Improved Browsing of Classical Music in Apple Music
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Apple Releases iTunes 12.3.2 With Improved Browsing of Classical Music in Apple Music
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Article Link: Apple Releases iTunes 12.3.2 With Improved Browsing of Classical Music in Apple Music
Ok... what useful feature has been removed or changed this time... 
Still wondering why they took away the option to purchase all songs in my wish list at once. Seriously. What logic could there be in removing the 'buy all' button?
Now you'll subscribe to Apple Music.
No. It's available for previous OS X versions too, although features vary.
http://www.apple.com/ca/itunes/download/
Does this fix the "unable to connect to Store purchases/port 443" bug?
Happened to me after I updated to MacOS 10.11.2. I got rid of that one by signing out of the store and then back in with previous 12.3.1 version.
That's welcome news! I do hope it now shows composers more clearly, because previously, album covers and titles usually showed interpreters only, making it hard to find out who you were listening to. I am glad they implemented something that I provided feedback for, for once!
Oh man, about ***** time. It amazingly took them over a month and a half to fix this crippling bug somehow introduced in the last point release:
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/7296892
Apple has so perfected design, manufacture, and distribution logistics of gadgets, all while letting its software divisions turn into a total joke. Sure, why get bothered responding to needs of (locked-in) users when there's all those NEW CONSUMERS with their new consumer MONEY wanting to buy gadgets gadgets gadgets?
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/7296892
Apple has so perfected design, manufacture, and distribution logistics of gadgets, all while letting its software divisions turn into a total joke. Sure, why get bothered responding to needs of (locked-in) users when there's all those NEW CONSUMERS with their new consumer MONEY wanting to buy gadgets gadgets gadgets?
There is no logic there.Still wondering why they took away the option to purchase all songs in my wish list at once. Seriously. What logic could there be in removing the 'buy all' button?
Dealing with classical in iTunes has been so bad for so long that I can't remember. Since forever I guess.
So now they decide to improve for the online store. And presumably not elsewhere.
Gee, folks. Thanks for nothing.
So now they decide to improve for the online store. And presumably not elsewhere.
Gee, folks. Thanks for nothing.
That bug has been around for a long time. I noticed that it only seemed to happen in Albums or Artists view. iTunes would literally freeze up for as much as two minutes per track. Thankfully, it seems to finally be fixed.
Hmm, this seems to have also fixed my iTunes not being able to use iTunes Radio at all. Still can't create new stations without opening up the old iTunes then creating it so it stays on my Apple ID.
It's not just you. I'm impressed with how much it lags for me.
iTunes really needs to be destroyed and rebuilt from the ground up.
Potential logic: Parents were unhappy that kids can build a huge wish list and then... bam, get everything they wished for!
Sooooooo much better than 12.3.1. I can finally have the current version of iTunes installed without dealing with tremendous lag.
