That's the browser, not the plugin. We added it to Chrome a few years ago for out-of-date plugins, and plugins that have a bad track record on fixing their vuln

That's the browser, not the plugin. We added it to Chrome a few years ago for out-of-date plugins, and plugins that have a bad track record on fixing their vulnerabilities (e.g. Java). Firefox recently added the same thing for out-of-date plugins, and just this week started doing it for all versions of Java.