> Allowing third-party extensions to inspect and _modify_ arbitrary HTTP requests is nothing short of dangerous. On the contrary, I think google removing this

> Allowing third-party extensions to inspect and _modify_ arbitrary HTTP requests is nothing short of dangerous. On the contrary, I think google removing this ability actively removes user choice. A choice that I think users should be able to make. Slippery slope argument: I run a PiHole on my network. Perhaps Google should also absolutely require DNS over HTTPS in Chrome, too, because it's nothing short of dangerous to allow third-party DNS servers to inspect and modify arbitrary DNS requests. > Extensions can be compromised. It's also Google's decision to make extensions auto-update by default.