I'm very much aware of how ERC20 contracts work, I've written them. I'm glad the standard for approval of control of wallets is being deprecated for one with m

I'm very much aware of how ERC20 contracts work, I've written them. I'm glad the standard for approval of control of wallets is being deprecated for one with more granularity and security, and I hope it solves this problem. But that is how it works. The idea that I have a wallet as an extension in my web browser, and people can deliver me any transaction they like, with a "yes" button decorated however they like in the form of a web app, it absolutely does mean that I need to know how to read solidity to be safe and that I must audit every transaction I'm interested in signing. And an engineer would take that for granted, but if that's the standard UX, again, this isn't ready for grandma, not even close. What ethereum should've done was be a little more slow moving with adding features and maintain mist so that a standard UI feature set could be expected by users.