Not going to happen. This is an issue people have been raising for at least the better part of a decade... don't expect anything to change now.

A more productive approach would be to focus on web browsers that allow you to do what you need to and let Google fix what they need to encourage you back. I know, most extension developers will say 'we can't do that because it's where the users/customers/whoever are'. But as long as you encourage their bad behavior by supporting the platform, expect the bad behavior to continue since it's not hurting Google. As a result, it's just a cost of doing business on Google's platform which is unlike to change for the better.