Sorry you're right. But you are being pedantic. These are quick hacks that might come in handy a couple times per year, maybe. Bringing up security, alternative native tools, and even trying to find a formal definition for "most people" is, imo, missing the point.

Okay, so what is the point (in terms more specific than "quick hacks that might come in handy a couple times per year", and for whom, exactly)?