I'm sure a more "hackable" web browser exists. But that web browser is likely not as great as Firefox or Chromium. Of course, acquiring technical debt in the sh

I'm sure a more "hackable" web browser exists. But that web browser is likely not as great as Firefox or Chromium. Of course, acquiring technical debt in the short term can improve your performance or feature set in the short term, but in the long term sacrifices "hackability." I agree with you that hackability is important, but I think we should understand how and why we got here.