I agree. Nevertheless, Purism has finite resources and must prioritise appropriately.
Personally, I think that getting Heads finished would be a far greater win for user-friendly security than to spend time rearranging the deckchairs on the browser start page. Therefore, getting Heads shipped as standard, and making other firmware fixes that impact the usability and/or security of the Purism hardware, are where Purism developer time should be prioritised.
When Purism has reached the point that all Librems have a user-friendly verifiable boot chain, all of the basic firmware functions are error-free, and the speakers can’t eavesdrop, then perhaps Purism developer time could reasonably be devoted to less critical tasks.