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But extension blocks and bitpay to solve the bitcoin scaling issue?

So my last post spoke about the 165k bitcoin backlog and how there is a serious issue in scaling transactions. But bitpay and extension blocks could be a possible solution. 

Will it solve the transactional scaling weakness ? And will it ever be approved and integrated ?  And how will that change things ? 

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