It's new for Safari 10. I am looking for this function for a long long time already. And now finally have it natively. But again, it's belongs to Safari 10, which also avail on El Capitan now, not a new function in Sierra.
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macOS 10.12 Sierra: All The Little Things!
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It's new for Safari 10. I am looking for this function for a long long time already. And now finally have it natively. But again, it's belongs to Safari 10, which also avail on El Capitan now, not a new function in Sierra.
Looks better at the expense of usability. Sounds like classic Ive to me.
I found an easy way to use Picture in Picture with Youtube. Right click in the video windows and you'll see the youtube right click menu, then right click again and you will see a native Mac menu that has an option for PIP.
Looks like it has switched to San Francisco.
It was the same for me. Safari was unusably slow. (edited)
I removed some very old Internet Plug-ins and it is much improved.
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At first my iMac mid 2011 was running smooth. After 2 days of usage everything slowed down drastically. Getting more beachballs - safari is getting worse.
Sometimes when using Siri - I loose sound and I need to restart.
I suppose things will get better with the next update.
UPDATE - The log in process started to become slower from 2-3 seconds to 20seconds.
The actual problem that I also realized is that Network connection is very very slow.
Ran an Ookla speed test and from 190MB/s dropped to 60MB/s.
Figners crossed for next update to come soon.
Sometimes when using Siri - I loose sound and I need to restart.
I suppose things will get better with the next update.
UPDATE - The log in process started to become slower from 2-3 seconds to 20seconds.
The actual problem that I also realized is that Network connection is very very slow.
Ran an Ookla speed test and from 190MB/s dropped to 60MB/s.
Figners crossed for next update to come soon.
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Most likely that's Mb not MB, I doubt anyone will use 10Gb/s thunderbolt to 10Gb/s network convertor and pay the super expensive service free for an internet connection that > 1Gb/s on a mid 2011 iMac
My Bad. Mb.... Didn't notice what I was typing
ISP - RDS in Romania.
Monthly subscription costs about 10 EUR.
The screenshot was taken about 1 month ago - now I can't get more than 60.... I am not in the mood to revert - though I have a TM backup.... Being Lazy - so I hope next week brings some updates
Also I noticed launching Apps is super slow.
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10 EUR for that awesome speed!? I pay $100 AUD per month and get 50 down and 2 up...My Bad. Mb.... Didn't notice what I was typing
ISP - RDS in Romania.
Monthly subscription costs about 10 EUR.
The screenshot was taken about 1 month ago - now I can't get more than 60.... I am not in the mood to revert - though I have a TM backup.... Being Lazy - so I hope next week brings some updates
Also I noticed launching Apps is super slow.
Yeah... Internet and anything related to communication is insanely cheap and high quality in Romania....
Many people don't believe me but if you go to rcs-rds.ro and select the tab INTERNET you can see with your own eyes. Fiberlink 1000 is like 45 RON which is around 9.96 EUR or 11.09 USD or 14.81 AUD
)You should see that mobile phone charges too: Prepaid card is like 8 EUR and I got unlimited minutes in Orange network, 3000 minutes in whatever network within Romania, 300 international minutes, 10 GB of Internet and I got some additional 20GB bonus.
It's really insane - it's not even worth to have monthly subscription.
Ok - back to the black sheep Sierra - it seems that network speed is really capped.
Insane. In Germany I got lucky with a plan that includes 5 GB LTE (50 Mbit/s), Unlimited Talk and SMS in any network in the whole EU and 1 GB LTE (50 Mbit/s) in the EU for 20 € per month.
DSL/Cable is a bit more expensive with prices ranging from 35 € for 100 Mbit/s (Cable from Vodafone) to 60 € for 200 Mbit/s (VDSL from Deutsche Telekom). There's also another plan from Vodafone with 400 Mbit/s but that one has a data cap of 1 TB per month (and costs 55 € I think). Landline Phone is always included with a flatrate.
190 Mb/s is a big deal? I get 300+/30+ Mb/s at home.
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Interesting. I'm guessing this is what you'd save if you turned on optimized storage?
How were you able to set up the feature, is there a toggle somewhere? I'm using a 2013 rMBP (Sierra b2) and Apple Watch (watchOS 3 b2) and iPhone 6+ on iOS 10b2 with Two-factor Authentication enabled for iCloud