UI: comprehensive, minimalist or customizable?

I am the kind of person who believes that the whole is the sum of all its details, and I value giving users choice. Consequently, the UI of my highlighting extension has become more complex with each added feature, as I wanted users to be able to enable or disable them. As a result, this UI now consists of a large collection of toggle switches. But initially, I aimed for a very simple user interface. To achieve this, I now decided to design an option page where users can enable or disable each individual toggle switch. This option page, as you may have guessed, is also composed of a large collection of toggle switches... The idea behind this design is that once users find their ideal settings, they can remove the controls for parameters that will never change. For example, if a user wants their search to be sometimes case-sensitive and sometimes case-insensitive but does not care about diacritics, they can keep the case sensitivity control but remove the toggle switch related to diacritic sensitivity. However, I must admit that I am uncertain about this approach. Some well-designed products, such as those by Apple, have interfaces that are as simple as possible and offer limited choices to users. This why I wanted to ask you the question: what is your own approach to UI design? Do you prefer a comprehensive, minimalist, or customizable UI? Thanks for your feedback. PS: For the most curious among you, this new customizable version is currently only available on Chrome. You can find it at: https://chrome.google.com/websto...