I just vibe coded a socks proxy because existing ones were too thick. And let me tell you, you are absolutely right. Go libraries I’ve never heard of, new implementations that has not been tested.. I think the word for this is YOLO
From the "Manage Bookmarks" applet within Firefox[Menu|Bookmarks|Manage bookmarks] choose the "Import and Backup" option at the top of the applet. Choose the "Export Bookmarks to HTML" option and save the file. This will create a HTML file on your device containing all your bookmarks.
Open the HTML file in a code/text editor. Look at one of the anchor tags and you will see the contents of "HREF", "ADD_DATE", "LAST_MODIFIED", "ICON_URI" and "ICON". Only the "HREF" is necessary to make the anchor tag functional. All of the others serve other purposes. Most of the others makes some sense, but seem obsessive to me. The longest, sometimes hundreds of characters long, is the "ICON" item. That long string of characters concerns me and looks suspiciously like the traffic I see when I use network monitor inside Inspect. To me it looks like a tracking code.
Of course I may be wrong, but none of that stuff is necessary except the HREF. The script I wrote strips off everything except the HREF, puts it in a new anchor tag, and it works fine. Really this is just old school HTML.
Side note: My LG Watch Sport smartwatch was able to determine what weight training workout I was performing and somehow figured the weight with astonishing accuracy.
I've had hundreds of AI-powered vendor tools come across my desk as part of my job, and I have yet to see a single one that uses Grok. I'm also not aware of any publicly announced customers for Grok's enterprise offering. The Grok Enterprise website doesn't list any customers.
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