I'm sure your team have given it a lot more thought than my drive-by assessment but a mobile constraint seems the wrong reasoning to use less clear wording. I'm

I'm sure your team have given it a lot more thought than my drive-by assessment but a mobile constraint seems the wrong reasoning to use less clear wording. I'm sure it's something you get used to, but for me personally it jars quite heavily. So to clarify, the below is in the wrong section, right? Even if it was under cons, as I believe it should be, the X cons Y wording doesn't feel natural to me. https://www.kialo.com/macos-and-windows-should-sandbox-all-apps-16655/16655.0=16655.1-16655.9 https://www.kialo.com/macos-and-windows-should-sandbox-all-a... For posterity: >>> Getting asked for permissions by various apps (can I access the camera, can I read you photos, can I send you notifications, can I get your location, etc...) is annoying. >>> Pros: Mobile users seem to be okay with getting asked for permissions on demand, why would desktop users be any different? As an aside, how do I copy anything without having to trawl through the DOM or click the tweet button!?