Streaming Pirates Are Hollywood’s New Villains - Illegal subscription services that steal films or TV shows bring in $2 billion a year in ads and subscriber fees.
Streaming Pirates Are Hollywood’s New Villains - Illegal subscription services that steal films or TV shows bring in $2 billion a year in ads and subscriber fees.
Illegal subscription services that steal films or TV shows bring in $2 billion a year in ads and subscriber fees.
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Wtf, how can a post in a piracy group be a link to a site that won't let you read an article unless you subscribe or create an account..?!
16 0 ReplyThe same way I haven't seen an ad in years, I also use a paywall bypass extension.
So I guess it skips my mind sometimes; when none of these sites have had paywalls for years.
I would argue a good chunk of the people here would prefer the OG link so they can archive it themselves (or make an offline .html copy directly)
29 0 ReplyYeah, I understand. Sometimes, it just irritates me, so sorry for overreacting.
Does this extension work on android version of Firefox, and can you share it? Thx
12 0 ReplyCould you possibly share the extension? Asking for a friend
7 0 ReplyI am 100% unaffiliated w/ OP, but I would guess they use Magnolia's bypass.
However; I am on v3.0.8.0 (2023-03-05), so I can't speak for anything newer than that out of his/her repo or in the extension mentioned.
A fun reminder: always read what your extensions can do before yolo-clicking a download by a burner account.
10 0 ReplyI just spent like an hour trying several methods to install this on Android, sadly I was not successful. If anyone can inform me on how to install this on Firefox for Android (not a fork), please let me know.
3 0 ReplyFirefox does not support all extensions on Android yet. But should be soon I think.
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