What's the point of burying NPAPI plugins and creating crooked analogs?

Question

Browsers

Let's take a flash player.
When working through the NPAPI flash player, the performance in online games is much higher (more FPS, less CPU load, etc.). And there is a curved PPAPI flash player in which all games lag and clog the processor at 100%.
And what is the main reason for the "cutting out" of the flush? IP address leak, and other security issues, so why create this g. if it still inherited the flaws of the NPAPI plugin? The only plus is that thanks to open source under niks, a more vigorous replacement for the outdated, unsupported NPAPI flash plugin version 11, which Adobe has long buried, has finally appeared.

Answer 1

NPAPI was cut out.
Adobe has announced the death of Flash.
But humanity can't come to terms with it right away...

Answer 2

Commercial