It seems fair for the browser to charge a fee (in the form of losing a percentage of users) in exchange for money earned by stealing data from users. Creators

It seems fair for the browser to charge a fee (in the form of losing a percentage of users) in exchange for money earned by stealing data from users. Creators do not get offered large sums of money by entities motivated by the desire to better serve the creator's users. So yes, I agree that it would decrease the value of selling out. I see that as a good thing. It fights against what is currently killing the extensions ecosystem for everyone.