Im not si much a customisation guy, but ended up with KDE and global apple theme, after all 🤭

But I see what GNOME is doing and support them, I think the Linux community as a whole profits from the work they do.

I agree with your opinion that, right now, it is very time consuming finding the right extensions that one need, but I think the problem is more the extension store having bad UI than extensions being bad as whole.

And what I meant is not that distributions are doing a great job right now, choosing what extensions to preinstall, more so that they are able to and that it would be a nice feature of a distro having some essential GNOME extensions preinstalled, even if default disabled.

Not as if this Feature would make edge any better 😂

The features would break if they were built in.

GNOME has clear philosophy and they work for themselves, not for you so they decide what features they care to invest time and what features they don’t care about.

Having a standardised method for plugins is in my opinion good enough, nobody forces you to use extensions. And if you don’t want extensions to break, then wait till the extensions are ready prior updating GNOME.

Microsoft has this build in their edge browser😆no addon needed

What is the difference between adding a extension and enabling a setting other than that a disabled feature is just bloat?

I mean any distro can serve the extension it wants