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No. There are many good, secure browser extensions.

• madeofpalk 3y ago
  Such as?
  • hxugufjfjf 3y ago
    Privacy Badger, 1Password, HTTPS Everywhere, Dark Reader, to name a few.
    • madeofpalk 3y ago
      > Add "Dark Reader"? > It can: Read and change all data on all your websites It already has the broadest permissions available. Dark Reader injects arbitary code into every page you visit. It's one silent update away from stealing all your sessions. This is a security nightmare. All browser extensions are a security nightmare.
      • hxugufjfjf 3y ago
        Interesting!
      • dustyharddrive 3y ago
        If you have the time, will, and ability, audit the latest release and turn off auto update. That’s counter productive when the extension has its own attack surface of course. I also haven’t read anything concerning about Mozilla’s Recommended review system yet.