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As soon as you see the text load, hit the "stop loading" button (usually takes the place of the refresh button). JavaScript doesn't load, so the paywall is neve

As soon as you see the text load, hit the "stop loading" button (usually takes the place of the refresh button). JavaScript doesn't load, so the paywall is never put in place. Works pretty reliably across the board, unless maybe you have lightning fast Internet. Maybe there's a plugin to selectively disable JS that would make this easier.

calotow 7y ago
"Noscript" would be the plugin of choice, FYI. You can set granular permissions for every website, which is critical to personal peace of mind in my humble opinion. You can also toggle JS in firefox from "about:config" and setting "javascript.enabled" to false/true. But Noscript is far more useful for setting site-specific permissions.