This is a known   issue with gwt, see the issue tracker for details.

However, don't forget that this gives the GWT dev team the possibility to 
change the internal behavior of classes as they don't have to worry about 
breaking changes because they are extended...
So it makes it easier for the dev team to "move on" adding/changing 
features.
On the other hand, copying a class and adding your own stuff isn't that 
much work ;)

But still, I have to admit, that things could be set up a bit more OO such 
 that improves extendibility.

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