In the spirit of #27 and #74 I'm filing issues about two additional console members I've spotted as part of foolip/mdn-bcd-collector#917.

console.context(name) is available in Chrome and Node.js, and returns a new object with a lot of the console members. This test gives some clues about what it does:
https://chromium.googlesource.com/v8/v8/+/23d0a6a5125d407655f2b7f6bb7263b4e05019d8/test/inspector/runtime/console-context.js

It looks like console.context('bla').log('hello') doesn't log anything in Node.js, but logs "hello" just like console.log("hello") would in Chrome.

Does anyone recognize what this is, and would it be useful to standardize? I expect not, but want to check.