Addressed review actions from nvaccess#16311

user_docs/en/userGuide.t2t

@@ -321,7 +321,7 @@ Before you're able to press the Continue button you will have to use the checkbo
 There will also be a button present to review the add-ons that will be disabled.
 Refer to the [incompatible add-ons dialog section #incompatibleAddonsManager] for more help on this button.
 After installation, you are able to re-enable incompatible add-ons at your own risk from within the [Add-on Store #AddonsManager].
-But note that add-ons might introduce vulnerabilities, so check out the [note on security and privacy #AddonSecurityandPrivacy] to make sure you have all information needed before installing them.
+Note that add-ons might introduce vulnerabilities, so check out the [note on security and privacy #AddonSecurityandPrivacy] to make sure you have all information needed before installing them.
 
 +++ Use NVDA during sign-in +++[StartAtWindowsLogon]
 This option allows you to choose whether or not NVDA should automatically start while at the Windows sign-in screen, before you have entered a password.
@@ -2931,15 +2931,14 @@ Installing add-ons in NVDA leads to integration of external code into NVDA's fun
 Add-ons can also use external libraries and third party services to serve the purpose and provide the features for which they have been developed.
 Add-ons can be developed by every person or company, and the review process for these external feature providers happens when they are submitted to the NVDA’s official add-on store.
 
-The review process of add-ons is still in development, so most of add-ons are not officially reviewed yet.
+The review process of add-ons is still in development, so most of add-ons are not reviewed yet.
 However, many add-ons have discussions areas where users can exchange feedback. The [community review area #AddonStoreReviews] can be accessed via the actions menu of the add-on.
 
 Installed Add-ons or extensions (not only in NVDA) might in general introduce security and/or privacy vulnerabilities, depending on the permissions they need and actions they perform in order to provide the desired functionality.
 Risks can be e.g.
 - Insecure network connections
 - Files stored with insecure file permissions or in an unprotected location
 - Sensitive information written to an easily available log file
-- Web browser vulnerabilities
 - Vulnerabilities in third-party libraries
 - Cryptographic vulnerabilities, and more.
 -
@@ -2949,7 +2948,6 @@ Users install NVDA add-ons at their own risk. Therefore, everyone should be awar
 - Read the description carefully. Does the add-on need questionable permissions? Does it track data? Does it share sensitive data with other sources that you don’t trust?
 - Check out the [community reviews #AddonStoreReviews] for the add-on. Are there any complaints about the add-on? Are there any reports about data being taken, or for anything that makes you feel unsafe?
 - The risk of vulnerabilities increases the more add-ons you installed. So be careful to keep the overview of the sources your add-ons come from.
-- If possible, check the permissions the add-on requests. If you don’t feel safe about a permission the add-on needs, maybe it is better to uninstall it.
 -
 
 ++ Browsing add-ons ++[AddonStoreBrowsing]