My most unpopular opinion is that Metamask and other wallets should allow apps to choose their own EIP7702 delegation contract.
Empower the apps to give the best UX to their users. Chrome Extensions shouldn't be the intermediary to users' accounts.
The default path rn is wallets pick a single delegation contract they like for their users, in the name of security.
Can they encapsulate the functionality apps need? Why not empower the apps?
I understand a malicious app could just upgrade your account to anything. You can work with the apps to register the delegation contracts they want. Alternatively let the app suggest an address the first time the user wants to upgrade, assuming the app is honest the first time. Seems fine as an assumption.
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