I bet that you can use webdrivers badly and or for evil, but then again isn't that true for any non-useless tool? Wouldn't it be helpful for the ladybird devel

I bet that you can use webdrivers badly and or for evil, but then again isn't that true for any non-useless tool? Wouldn't it be helpful for the ladybird development team, to use to check for regressions? Apart from that, if Ladybird could be used in a test suite, wouldn't that be massively beneficial for it's adoption? My thinking is that if it became praxis among hard core open source fanatics to test their webpages thoroughly in ladybird, it would after a while more or less become "best practice" to do so, with said fanatics serving as "early adopters". What also speaks for this argument is that hard core open source fanatics, often go for simple and no-nonsense designs such as the very page we are using to discuss this on? I'm sure HN is perfectly usable in ladybird, even though I haven't checked it out myself!