Hilariously awesome. I'm curious whether the multiple warnings about running untrusted code in the browser are necessary. I feel like all websites are already untrusted code, and the browser is quite well sandboxed and protected from anything too bad happening. What is the worst case scenario here for the user within the JS ecosystem, under known avenues of attack, not counting an unknown zero day browser exploit?
Reminds me of "security expert" warnings in the mass media where every time something happens they tell people effectively the same thing "don't do things unless you know / trust it". Most people have no clue what they're running and can't possibly take the time to know enough to really have a clue.
Trust is fairly worthless as well. Malware devs buy trusted software to turn in to malware so something that was good and trusted for years is now bad with no warning.