My BS senses are tingling slightly. Enabling most popular extensions seems like a calculated move to silence the majority. Is it Mozilla's role to hand-pick, te

My BS senses are tingling slightly. Enabling most popular extensions seems like a calculated move to silence the majority. Is it Mozilla's role to hand-pick, test and optimize third-party extensions? They still don't clarify if 'unblessed' extensions will ever be allowed. The internet is more and more consumed via mobile devices. User extensions are the only practical way for user to control the experience. For example, Video Speed Controller is amazing way to reign control over various video controls all using same shortcuts. Old Reddit Redirect makes reddit useable again. Such extensions won't be most popular but are essential to my browsing experience. I'm not sure why Mozilla wouldn't allow any extension to run on mobile Firefox, and just let third-party developers port/adapt extensions as needed?