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This feature has a terrible name. "Superuser" is an existing term for a user with more privileges than a non-superuser. "Supervised user" is Chrome's new term
by csense 13y ago
This feature has a terrible name.
"Superuser" is an existing term for a user with more privileges than a non-superuser.
"Supervised user" is Chrome's new term for a user with fewer privileges than a non-supervised user.
These two terms sound nearly identical but mean opposite things. I'm surprised Google apparently didn't think about this when they named the feature.
- RobAtticus 13y agoThis feature is aimed at the general public, who by and large, probably won't have such a confusion.