How-To: macOS Sierra 10.12.2 removes your battery’s estimated time remaining, here’s how to get it back

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How-To: macOS Sierra 10.12.2 removes your battery’s estimated time remaining, here’s how to get it back

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<p>One of the casulaties in today’s 10.12.2 Sierra update for macOS is Apple’s decision to remove the inaccurate time remaining on battery estimation built into the system’s battery menu bar icon. A feature long used by macOS customers all around, the removal of the time remaining may line up with the iOS battery experience but it will leave some users a bit frustrated. Let’s take a look at some alternative third-party apps that can bring this feature back and make you feel back at home in your own system.</p>
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