Bypass annoying paywalls across the web with a simple browser extension available for free on Github.
A chrome extension that unlocks content
Bypass annoying paywalls across the web with a simple browser extension available for free on Github.
As a content creator myself, I cannot feel enthusiastic about this. I first post my articles on Medium, behind a paywall. It doesn't pay rent, but as you know, each cent counts. After some time, I cross-post my articles on my Website (https://dsebastien.net) and on other platforms, where the content is then available for free. Creators need help to be able to keep creating. Bypassing paywalls is like cracking sharewares in the old days. It might seem "cool", but it actually kills the hope of peo
Pairs well with my screenshot gallery of paywalls !
Brilliant idea, looking forward to testing it out.
I'm conflicted about this, but the devil on my shoulder wins. He says, "this whole locking up content behind a concealing div and hidden overflow harkens back to the spammy "invisible" text era of SEO--it ranks a page for something the eventual clicker is never going to get." He also tells me "if publishers don't want people bypassing my paywall, then maybe they should only serve the full article to logged-in users." Still, I suspect I'll feel a little bit dirty every time I see it in my extensi
I have used this for several months with absolutely no problems! With uBlock Origin, I see nothing on paywall websites!
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