Google Podcasts Desktop App:

Google Podcasts is a desktop web application that allows you to listen to and sync podcasts on your computer. It has a web version that can be used on a computer as well as on Android and iOS smartphones. Subscriptions may be accessed in the upper left corner of Google Podcasts Desktop. Open the podcast and tap Subscribed to unsubscribe. You may use Google Podcasts to listen to the most current episodes of your favorite shows, get personalized podcast suggestions, and keep track of your audio activity.

Google Podcasts Desktop App:

Podcasts can be listened to on a computer or on a mobile device with a dedicated app for Android and iOS, and both maintain track of your audio subscriptions and progress. However, until today, the app's saved episode playlist was not visible on the web. This is the situation right now. Neat.

The episodes will sync to the Android or iOS app (under the "Activity" button) once they are added to the queue. Surprisingly, while episodes in the Queue can be changed with a tap-and-drag gesture on mobile, this feature isn't available on the web.

Google Podcast App Review:

A podcast is a sort of pre-recorded audio broadcast that may be downloaded or streamed at any time. A user can download a podcast and listen to it on their phone or computer using one of the many podcast managers available. Any podcast may be streamed, queued, downloaded, and played with ease, and it's compatible with podcast managers and other podcasting systems.

Google Podcasts is a web-based tool that allows you to listen to and sync your podcasts. It has a web version that can be used on a computer as well as on Android and iOS smartphones. Subscriptions may be accessed in the upper left corner of Google Podcasts Desktop. Open the podcast and tap Subscribed to unsubscribe.

You may use Google Podcasts to listen to the most current episodes of your favorite shows, get personalized podcast suggestions, and keep track of your audio activity.

Despite its flaws, the Google Podcast app is more powerful than it is given credit for. If you think about individual podcasts as YouTube channels and podcast episodes like YouTube videos, the Google Podcast app's discovery will skyrocket. Furthermore, considering the app's youth, it offers the most usable playback controls, with more features expected to be introduced in the future. All of this, encased in a simple and straightforward user experience, makes me wonder why only 0.9 percent of my fellow podcast listeners are experiencing the same issue as me.

Download the Google Podcasts Desktop App for Mac and PC on WebCatalog:

WebCatalog is a desktop program that runs on Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux. The engine is built with Chromium, which is used to render desktop services. When you initially run WebCatalog, it displays a master list of services it supports.

A wide range of popular services is available in terms of services. Amazon Prime Video, BBC iPlayer, Chess.com, Dropbox, Evernote, Feedly, GitHub, Google services, Instagram, Netflix, Pushbullet, Skype, Spotify, and other services are just a few examples.

Each service has its own name, logo, main web page link, and install button. Simply press the install button to get started. The installation should only take a few minutes, and it won't take up much space on your hard drive.

After the procedure, the install button is replaced by an open and uninstall button. The open command launches the application in a new desktop window, whereas the uninstall command removes it from the system.

From the menu, you may toggle fullscreen, navigate (right-click mouse isn't working, but shortcuts are), delete browsing data, and copy URLs.

In the main pane, all installed apps and services are listed under installed. Without having to search or read the main list of web apps, you can open web apps right away.