Find out how to disable CSS with WebTools to bypass paywall, so you can read blocked websites without subscription.
There are other ways to disable or turn off CSS (Cascading Style Sheets), which I have explained in my bypass paywall articles.
For example in this "How to read Business Insider Premium free without an account".
CSS is a computer language used for adding style (e.g., fonts, colors, spacing) to Web documents.
That's why when the Cascading Style Sheets or CSS is disabled, the web page layout goes haywire.
But the original article is still intact which you need to scroll around to read it.
This method of turning off JavaScript works for both Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome browsers.
How to disable CSS with WebTools to bypass paywall
This is what you do when at the paywalled article:
Press F12 key to bring out the WebTools or web developer tools.
Then click "Console" tab.
Add this line to the space after this symbol > (Chrome) or this symbol >> (Firefox).
document.querySelectorAll('style, link[rel="stylesheet"]').forEach(e => e.remove());
Press the "Enter" key, and immediately the blocked page changes.
Click X symbol to close the WebTools.
Now you can read the full article without being blocked by the paywall.
In short, you have get around the paywall of that particular article or web page.
If you continue to read another new article, you have to disable CSS again.
This is how to read paywalled articles for free by disabling the CSS.
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