The latest update sneakily forces privacy data harvesting, including financial information, forms, and payment data. This is ridiculous and should be banned.

RE: Stop making this sound harmless. Firefox is clearly asking me to approve new required data collection before the extension can update. I cannot reject these permissions separately, so in practice I either accept the added privacy risk or I cannot install the update.

The warning explicitly mentions personally identifying information, financial and payment information, authentication information, and location. That is not just normal technical wording. If no new data collection was introduced, then explain exactly why Firefox now requires this new consent and why users are being forced to approve it. At the moment it looks like a serious privacy downgrade, and I am not comfortable accepting it.

Permissions and data
Required permissions:

Download files and read and modify the browser’s download history
Display notifications to you
Read and modify privacy settings
Control browser proxy settings
Access browser tabs
Access browser activity during navigation
Access your data for all web sites

Optional permissions:

Access your data for all web sites

Required data collection, according to the developer:

Authentication information
Financial and payment information
Location
Personally identifying information

Optional data collection, according to the developer:

Technical and interaction data

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