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Scrolller Paywall Bypass

Attempts to bypass paywall on scrolller.com by removing overlays and restrictions

Author
Thought Provocation (Mr. Disillusionment)
Daily installs
0
Total installs
10
Ratings
0 0 0
Version
0.1
Created
2025-03-09
Updated
2025-03-09
Size
2.76 KB
License
N/A
Applies to

Scrolller.com paywall circumnavigation ### How to Use This Script:
1. Install a User Script Manager: Download Tampermonkey (Chrome/Edge) or Violentmonkey (Firefox) as a browser extension.
2. Add the Script: Open the manager, click "Create a new script," paste the code above, and save it.
3. Test on Scrolller.com: Visit the site. Open your browser’s developer tools (F12 or right-click > Inspect) and go to the Console tab to see logs of what the script removes.
4. Customize: Inspect the page (right-click > Inspect) to find specific paywall elements (e.g., divs with classes like .paywall-overlay or #subscription-modal). Add those to the paywallSelectors array or modify the script logic based on what you see.

### Limitations and Notes:
- Soft Paywalls Only: This works if Scrolller loads content client-side and obscures it with CSS/JS. If it’s a hard paywall (content not sent without payment), this won’t help—server-side restrictions can’t be bypassed this way.
- Legal/Ethical Caveat: Bypassing paywalls might violate Scrolller’s terms of service. Use this for educational purposes or where you have permission (e.g., content you’ve already paid for but can’t access due to a glitch).
- Dynamic Adjustments: If the paywall reappears, increase the setTimeout delays or add more specific selectors after inspecting the site’s HTML.
- Site Updates: Scrolller might change its paywall method post-March 2025, so you’d need to update the script accordingly.

To refine this, visit scrolller.com, identify the paywall’s HTML structure (e.g., a div with id="paywall" or class="locked-content"), and adjust the paywallSelectors list. If it uses JavaScript to enforce the paywall, disabling JS via browser settings or an extension like uBlock Origin might also work, though it could break site functionality.

Let me know if you test this and need help tweaking it further!