But you own the extension and the passport so really, it’s not mine, it’s yours, for the pilfering and exfiltration to other sources. A browser extension has a

But you own the extension and the passport so really, it’s not mine, it’s yours, for the pilfering and exfiltration to other sources. A browser extension has a vast amount of data at its fingertips. Browsing history, logins, protocols, machine access, etc. You may say you’re non-custodial yet in one line of code in your close source extension, you would be custodial. I can’t trust an extension. I will not ever trust an extension. I want web3 to be accessible. I want some of the claims you make to be true. I just can’t, in good conscience, support a browser extension considering the history of security with them. I’m not alone.