Client-side vs server-side tools, most people have
Talked to a coworker last week who thought "online tool" automatically meant safe, like it's just doing math on some text. Had to explain that a lot of these sites are just a text box wired up to an API call. Your input goes to a server, gets processed, comes back. The other kind
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