"Misleading" implies someone is trying to make you believe something that they k...

		droopyEyelids on July 30, 2015 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Safari is more energy-efficient than Chrome and Fi... "Misleading" implies someone is trying to make you believe something that they know is not true. "Confusing" implies something that is difficult to properly interpret, with or without the intention of the author.