It may not be automatically wrong either because there are a few imo weak arguments that some of the extensions outweigh their own increased attack surface by increasing usage of better passwords genetally and decreasing usage of the copy-paste buffer, so I won't go as far as to say that.
But what is wrong is acting like the opposite is also automatically wrong.
KeePassXC tooted something like "warning: debian removed all functions" obviously ridiculous unless they removed the function of encrypting and storing passwords. I replied "warning: KeePassXC has confused KeePass users with Lastpass users"
If you want convenience over all else, then why are you even using keepass? Google and MS will happily store all your passwords for free and in the cloud and automatically fill them into forms. So convenient! Let alone onepass/lastpass etc.
Security is not incidental to this particular apps purpose, it's the central and indeed only purpose.
"This is why no one should use debian"? What a ridiculous statement.