Sigh, these articles are good, but at the same time someone will look at it and do stupid we gonna solve this right now kinda optimizations. Extensions are alre

Sigh, these articles are good, but at the same time someone will look at it and do stupid we gonna solve this right now kinda optimizations. Extensions are already behind a group icon, just do not tighten them up even more in stupid ways. It's already problematic, because average users doesn't even know how many extensions and what kind are installed. If you have an army of icons next to your url bar at least you know that something is there. At the same time if you have an extension that shows some status via the pinned icon you have to guide them step by step. If an extension doesn't steal your data, then leave them be. If you don't do your homework, well, then live with the "bloodsucker mosquito". We don't have to protect everyone from the real world at the expense of the many.