None of this is relevant to anyone. Captchas are just annoying if you're an actual person anyway. They mean even less altogether, if there's a way to auto-solve them, prevent them or circumvent them with a browser extension.

They CLAIM that there could be an ongoing security risk with the user's connection or computer (even on a highly secured line, mind you, so they obviously don't check shit at this point and just lie about it) and that would be the reason the user has to solve captchas in the first place. But they apparently do this to lure the user into using the browser extension instead of having to "solve" those shitty captchas on certain pages (mostly cloud-based ones) and the extension does exactly nothing, it doesn't actually reduce the number of captchas, or anything.