Macworld:
New to this years’ iPhones is fast-charging capability. According to Apple, you can juice up your phone to 50 percent in just 30 minutes! There’s just one catch: You have to buy a new power adapter. Oh, and a new USB-C to Lightning cable, too. That’s two catches, and it’s starting to sound expensive.
Is it even worth it? We grabbed five power adapters and three iPhones, ran a bunch of tests, and got to the bottom of the iPhone charging mystery. The truth is, while USB-C fast charging certainly works, you’re much better off buying Apple’s 12W USB-A Power Adapter—the one that comes with most iPads. It’s a lot less expensive ($19) and nearly as fast.
Warning: Autoplay video. But the good news is, it’s a pretty good video.
No autoplay on High Sierra Safari!!
…and hands down the best thing about Safari on High Sierra!
No autoplay on any browser if you have flashstopper installed.
No autoplay on my iPad! No play at all, which is great, I prefer to read.