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Dafuq…
I found this in my settings. I never know if the option is on or off… It’s on, right?
Dafuq…
I found this in my settings. I never know if the option is on or off… It’s on, right?
I was using the regular Bypass Paywall, but people in this thread recommended Bypass Paywall Clean d, and that indeed worked out of the box
Jesus I have to agree to cookies to be agreed shared with 164 “partners” to read the website
I do have uBlock origin installed. I wouldn’t get anywhere near the Internet without it (haven’t seen an add in years). But I really aware of the possibility of using uBlock for Paywall bypassing. Thanks for the tip!
Oh OK, thanks for the clarification. I’ll try to enable the option you suggest. Thanks for the tip!
Ah thanks, now I understand the other message I read about uBlock. I tried disabling uBlock for that particular website to get the Bypass Paywall add-on to work but it never did. Someone suggested to install Bypass Paywall Clean d, and that worked out of the box
Wait, I didn’t know that. You’re saying uBlock Origin can also bypass paywalls? :o
EDIT: nevermind I know what you meant now. I tried disabling uBlock for that website but it still didn’t work. Bypass Paywall Clean d did the job
Thanks! That worked out of the box
Thanks. Did you install this yourself? The readme says to download the xpi file, but there are two available, one version ends with ‘custom’. Do you know what’s the difference?
That message is not visible for me. It just shows my email address and the option to save preferences or to exit