Sure, but: > I'm sympathetic to concerns about people who don't know what they're doing, but if I'm a Safari user, I have to value keeping myself safe first.

Sure, but: > I'm sympathetic to concerns about people who don't know what they're doing, but if I'm a Safari user, I have to value keeping myself safe first. This change still means that Firefox will have better adblocking and privacy tools than Safari. It's a tradeoff -- and if I'm a user that's already conservative about granting extensions permissions, I don't see how I get any benefits from this. I only get the downsides in the form of less effective blockers.