It doesn't say "There's a lot of hidden sanitizing stuff inside this method" from the name...
Something like "setSafeHTML()" would be preferable. (Since it's Mozilla, there should be a few committee meetings to come up with the appropriate name)...
>To the surprise of literally nobody, it’s Chromium with AI slapped on top
We should start calling browsers "Chromiums."
My favorite Chromium is Vivaldi, by the way. It doesn't have AI slapped on it, but it has native a RSS client, e-mail client, vertical tabs, notes, a way to separate tabs into "workspaces" and a way to save tabs into "sessions" that you can reopen later, and it native profiles like Chrome. There are also countless settings you can customize (and lots of terrible defaults that you will want to customize, like rocker gestures). It's pretty much Opera 2.0 without the crypto. These features feel to me far more useful than AI.
Adding to this, when using AI as an autocomplete, it feels like I'm being distracted every half second I type a character because I need to check if the autocomplete is what I was going to type or not, which feels just very annoying.
If I was a landlord, I'd make a list of political terms, and use a simple SQL regex to shadowban all accounts that have any of those terms in their bios. That's probably the only way to fix social media. Sometimes I wish I was a landlord just to try and do this.
