Given how strongly Mozilla has pushed extensions in the past (traditionally core features pushed into extensions several times), what they should have done is simply offer Pocket as an &quot;officially bundled&quot; extension for the normal download. They could then trivially offer alternative downloads without the extension, making everybody happy.<p>This idea could even be pushed further: they could have several alternative downloads that are simply pre-bundled extensions. Alongside their normal version they could have &quot;minimalist&quot;, &quot;dev tools&quot;, &quot;max privacy&quot;, &quot;social&#x2F;chat helpers&quot;, and the like. Most people would still download the normal version, but this might introduce more people to extensions, who would normally never even know about addons.mozilla.org.