Yes, but you then need to unzip it, perhaps unminify code, find github repo yourself, and diff all the stuff manually. If the extension is complex and the orig

Yes, but you then need to unzip it, perhaps unminify code, find github repo yourself, and diff all the stuff manually. If the extension is complex and the original source undergoes a massive complex build step, making sure that final bundle is functionally the same as the code in github is the work few people want to do. I don't want to do it (especially not for every update), hence I don't install extensions except absolutely necessary ones. If I had more trust in this, I'd be more keen to install niche exceptions.