The extension works well when unlocking articles for free reading But it crashed, the account was logged out when I clicked save post or clicked the clapping icon.

Any way to install the extension without giving it access to ones data for 69+ sites? I don't want to have to go through all of them to verify it's not something sinister in there.

This extension will have the permission to:

Access your data for sites in the medium.com domain
Access your data for sites in the plainenglish.io domain
Access your data for medium.com
Access your data for towardsaws.com
Access your data for towardsdatascience.com
Access to your data on 69 other sites..."

The other sites it wants access to, listed further down on the Firefox addon page:

Access your data for sites in the medium.com domain
Access your data for sites in the plainenglish.io domain
Access your data for medium.com
Access your data for towardsaws.com
Access your data for towardsdatascience.com
Access your data for hackernoon.com
Access your data for medium.freecodecamp.org
Access your data for psiloveyou.xyz
Access your data for betterhumans.coach.me
Access your data for codeburst.io
Access your data for theascent.pub
Access your data for medium.mybridge.co
Access your data for uxdesign.cc
Access your data for levelup.gitconnected.com
Access your data for itnext.io
Access your data for entrepreneurshandbook.co
Access your data for proandroiddev.com
Access your data for blog.prototypr.io
Access your data for thebolditalic.com
Access your data for blog.usejournal.com
Access your data for blog.angularindepth.com
Access your data for blog.bitsrc.io
Access your data for blog.devartis.com
Access your data for blog.maddevs.io
Access your data for blog.getambassador.io
Access your data for uxplanet.org
Access your data for instagram-engineering.com
Access your data for calia.me
Access your data for productcoalition.com
Access your data for engineering.opsgenie.com
Access your data for android.jlelse.eu
Access your data for robinhood.engineering
Access your data for blog.hipolabs.com
Access your data for ux.shopify.com
Access your data for enlear.academy
Access your data for www.cantorsparadise.com
Access your data for betterprogramming.pub
Access your data for blog.roost.io
Access your data for 500ish.com
Access your data for faun.pub
Access your data for towardsdev.com
Access your data for writingcooperative.com
Access your data for andrewzuo.com
Access your data for awstip.com
Access your data for baos.pub
Access your data for betterhumans.pub
Access your data for bettermarketing.pub
Access your data for blog.angulartraining.com
Access your data for blog.codegiant.io
Access your data for blog.coffeeapplied.com
Access your data for blog.devgenius.io
Access your data for blog.kotlin-academy.com
Access your data for blog.kubernauts.io
Access your data for blog.securityevaluators.com
Access your data for bootcamp.uxdesign.cc
Access your data for bytes.grubhub.com
Access your data for code.likeagirl.io
Access your data for coinsbench.com
Access your data for eand.co
Access your data for engineering.talkdesk.com
Access your data for infosecwriteups.com
Access your data for levelupprogramming.net
Access your data for marcbalmer.ch
Access your data for medium.datadriveninvestor.com
Access your data for netflixtechblog.com
Access your data for pub.towardsai.net
Access your data for systemweakness.com
Access your data for tech.olx.com
Access your data for techuisite.com
Access your data for themakingofamillionaire.com
Access your data for unbounded.io
Access your data for www.inbitcoinwetrust.net
Access your data for blog.dancounsell.com
Access your data for experiencestack.co

You might be more knowledgeable on this stuff, so....

Before finding this I found another manual way that works great but I cant figure how to make an extension out of it. https://lifehacker.com/how-to-read-medium-articles-for-free-1840047253 In the comments..... Blaine : Nick Douglas Go directly to t.co, the domain Twitter owns for URL shortening. Press F12 to open Developer Tools Expand "body" and the first "div" Click on the first "a" hyperlink, and press Enter Here you can type something to replace the target of the link; paste in the Medium URL Press Enter to save Click on the Twitter Bird icon on the page You’ll be taken to the Medium article, arriving from the t.co domain and bypassing the paywall

This works brilliantly, the reason, you can read anything AND you stay logged in so can comment and wotnot. But so far I dont know enough to replicate this in an extension. I tried modifying the referrer to https://t.co, but this on its own doesnt work. Doing that and deleting the cookies makes it load, but your no longer logged in (still a nice option tho). Anyways, yours works brilliantly as well, but thought Id mention this in case its useful later.

Can you look for possibilites to bypass these paywalls?:

https://www.sydsvenskan.se/ https://www.aftonbladet.se/ https://www.dn.se/ https://www.di.se/ https://www.gp.se/

Thank you for your great developments.

Can we give the option to add new site in the list form UI itself? Maybe we can show the option when clicked on extension to add this site to whitelist and then it adds it to the file.

Hi, I am a solid fan of Medium Unlocker, excellent work! But would you please consider make this extension available on Safari? Either of the following two ways should be fine.

1. Use Xcode to transfer to Safari extension. Demerits: Maybe more strict rules enacted by Apple.
2. Some how make it a Tampermonkey script(which can be used in Safari). Demerits: May lack ideal pricing methods.

Safari has a great potential and thanks in advance!