> browser extensions are a prime place for malware to enter someone's PC. Both Mozilla and Google have not given it enough attention. Well Firefox has switched

> browser extensions are a prime place for malware to enter someone's PC. Both Mozilla and Google have not given it enough attention. Well Firefox has switched to webextensions for security reasons and they received a lot of flak because of it. So I'd say the opposite, since Mozilla pushed this hard and still working on better support. > there's no clean way for two extensions to really coordinate between each other I don't think something like this should be allowed, could be abused. Instead browsers should embrace the fact that they've become operating systems inside operating systems and implement some of the most used extensions natively. I completely agree about extensions setting sync tho, it's major pita across all browsers not just chrome.