How to add tag search in a block without showing entries?

I want to create a tag search block. I want an input field to be displayed in the block without any articles (just like normal website search). When someone enters something, tags (taxonomy terms) should be suggested. When the user clicks on a tag, he will be redirected to the taxonomy term page of that tag.

Is this somehow possible to create, for example with a view?

KPMG Meijburg & Co - Tax and Legal

For the international tax consultancy firm KPMG Meijburg we built a Drupal 8 website replacing the old custom CMS. The use of the paragraphs module in combination with custom templates  enabled KPMG Meijburg to create flexible content for a modern website.

Sectors: 
Banking and Financial
Legal Industry

What is the most current solution to save drafts in Drupal 8, either manually or automatically?

Is there a solution out there that works to autosave content (Drupal 8)?

I've tried AutoSave and Node Edit Protection module, but they don't work for power outages

I'm looking for something like Gmail or Wordpress, when you enter the content, it gets saved automatically as a draft, so if the power shuts down, you don't lose your work....

I could write the content in MS word and paste it....but formating issues, and no access to fields etc...

I've read there should be a "save as draft" in Drupal 8 core, but it's not there

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Safari Compatibility Issues

I am setting a new drupal page using a theme I purchased. I recently figured out that it has several issues when displaying on Safari.

When I am adding a new menu for example and set it up so that it displays on a specific area of my theme, although it displays correctly on Chrome, Safari and Opera, on Safari it displays the menu on top of my main content (instead on the right side next to the content as it is supposed to display). There are also similar issues with elements in my frontpage.

List all user fields

I tried to get a list of all user fields (machine names and labels), both the defaults such as username, but also the user fields added in the admin panel. I did find something, but I don't think its the right way.

This will only give the default of the user:

\Drupal::service('entity_field.manager')->getFieldDefinitions('user', 'fields')

The other method I tried was:

How to count the number of class on my page and display it in a menu counter ?

I have a site that I created with Drupal 8.

I have a page with a list of tasks like below :

https://i.stack.imgur.com/I49TU.png

- The tasks of color "Red" have the class task-list-danger

- The tasks of color "Orange" have the class task-list-warning

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