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I just used Ublock origin. Right clicked the paywall and blocked "##div:nth-of-type(4)" and it let me see the full article
can you tell me how to you did that? i am not able to find ##div:nth-of-type(4) from ublock i can see ##div:nth-of-type(5) and i dont know how to block it ? clicking the 'X' (close ) sign?
Huh strange mine now shows ##div:nth-of-type(5)
If you look below the text box there should be three options:
Pick: allows you to select a region
Preview: toggles the filter so you can see how it looks
Create: Sets the filter which is what you'll need after you've selected ##div:nth-of-type(5)
Hope that helps C: Alternatively read mode on Firefox gets past it too c;
this time i did exactly as you said but issue persists. i guess i have to read more on these kinda paywalls.