Alternative headline: "Mozilla enables a global extension enablement policy for greater security" Your solution is reactive. If I install a useful extension bu

Alternative headline: "Mozilla enables a global extension enablement policy for greater security" Your solution is reactive. If I install a useful extension but want to ensure it can't access internal or sensitive websites (least privilege, basic cybersecurity) why would I want to wait until Mozilla disables the extension, after it is discovered to be malicious? This seems to provide a user-controllable override of an extension's settings to enhance security, and I'm here for it.