Reasonableness Criteria

1. The extension serves a clear, tangible purpose

2. It does not disrupt the existing workflow

3. It does not introduce new, untested risks

4. It is well-documented, with clear instructions

5. It is tested thoroughly, with no known bugs

Reasonableness in Action

Example of an unreasonable extension: One that adds a 10GB file to every user's browser cache, just for fun

Example of a reasonable extension: One that provides a useful feature with minimal impact on performance

The Fine Line between Reasonableness and Madness

It's a thin line, really.

Don't cross it.

Or do. We're not here to judge.