sandboxing page updates

Author: KTrain5169

docs/src/content/docs/guides/sandboxing.mdx

@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ We'll be using Oracle VirtualBox for this example.
 We'll assume that you have set up a virtual machine and figured out a way to connect to it; whether that be SSH or Tunnels.
 You can find guides online if you don't know how.
 
-In order to not have to expose the Neuro API server to the internet, we'll use a **Host-Only Adapter** network, which essentially creates a local system.
+In order to not have to expose the Neuro API server to the internet, we'll use a **Host-Only Adapter** network, which essentially creates a local network to two-way interact with a VM.
 
 1. Open your VM's settings and navigate to the Network section.
 
@@ -44,17 +44,17 @@ If you're comfortable with not having internet access in the VM, you can stay in
 
 3. After selecting that, make sure you note down the name of the adapter.
 
-4. On your host machine, open your console and run `ipconfig /all` (Windows) or `ip a` (macOS/Linux). Then, take note of what your assigned IP is for the adapter that has the description containing the name you noted down earlier.
+4. On your host machine, open your console and run `ipconfig /all` (Windows) or `ip a` (macOS/Linux).
 
 5. Take note of the IP listed there. If you're on Windows and ran `ipconfig /all`, note down the IPv4 address that has `(Preferred)` next to it.
 
-6. Start your Neuro API server on that address. If you're using one of the testing tools on the official API repo's README, you should be able to pass a CLI flag to spawn it on a certain host.
+6. Start your Neuro API server on that address. If you're using one of the testing tools on the official API repo's README, you should be able to pass a CLI flag to spawn it on a certain host. If you're Vedal and you're using Neuro, uhhh good luck :thumbsup:
 
 7. Now, connect to your virtual machine and install NeuroPilot.
 
 8. Open your settings, and go down to the [`NeuroPilot > Websocket Url`](/neuropilot/reference/settings#websocket-url).
 
-9. Add your IP address and host that you spawned your Neuro API server on, in the scheme of `ws://(host):(port)`.
+9. Add the host IP address and port that you spawned your Neuro API server on, in the scheme of `ws://(host):(port)`.
 
 10. Now, [attempt to reconnect](/neuropilot/reference/commands#reconnect). This should now connect to your Neuro API server as expected.
 
@@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ As of v2.2.0, NeuroPilot now has a separate Web build. It acts partially the sam
 This includes:
 
 - Terminals & tasks
-- Git access
+- Git access (it *is* activated in certain situations, but debugging this in a test environment is impossible and also it functions slightly differently, therefore, for stability, it has been disabled.)
 - Copilot Chat window & inline completions (dependency extension can't be ran in the web environment)
 
 To use the web version, go to [vscode.dev](https://vscode.dev) (or any web build of VS Code, such as `github.dev`), and install NeuroPilot.