Right now that isn't the case and I can't remember last the time I had to uninstall untrustworthy native drivers.
A lot to lose, very little to gain?
Standard USB drivers aren't going to disappear from my disk and can be reverse engineered long after its manufacturer has dropped support or gone under.
> and can be reverse engineered long after its manufacturer has dropped support or gone under
Nothing really stops you from reverse-engineering a WebUSB app either.
Traditional programs are incedentally archived by nature of having to be downloaded. They sit in downloads folders, old backups, thumb drives, etc.