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Bypass Paywalls for Firefox Crack With Activator 2024

Bypass Paywalls for Firefox is an incredibly useful browser add-on that will revolutionize the way you research and will offer you a lot of value by giving you access to top-quality news articles for free.

The utility is an open-source project, and it is available for the most well-known browsers out there — Firefox and Chrome. After giving your permission by clicking the 'Continue to installation' command, the browser enhancer will be added to your 'Add-ons' list and a small icon will be placed in your browser's toolbar.

Bypass Paywalls is a super simplistic instrument, so you should expect a minimal setup and configuration process. For instance, it has only one actual feature. The 'Options' button allows configuring the websites where the add-on should run and bypass the paywalls.

Once installed, among other things, Bypass Paywalls will also clear the cookies and set the referrer to Google. That means you will have access and will be able to read a bunch of online articles that otherwise would require an active paid subscription.

The add-on supports a lot of popular news websites. When installing Bypass Paywalls for the first time, all the websites that it is available for are going to be checked, meaning the cache and cookie system are going to be refreshed at regular time intervals while you navigate these websites (so you can keep on reading articles for free).

If you already have an active subscription for any of these sources, you should uncheck the respective website from the extension's list, to avoid being logged out of your account every time you access that website. By unchecking a source, you disable the add-on's activity for it.

To conclude, Bypass Paywalls is an amazing resource and a great way to get access to quality information. Although a bit unfair, this type of browser enhancer is a great choice for people who can't afford to pay for — what sometimes are — really costly subscriptions, but need the information for their education, for example.

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