Hit a paywall on an article you actually wanted to read? NYT Unlocker removes the paywall overlay and the page clutter from nytimes.com, so the article you opened is the article you get to read. One switch in the toolbar turns it on. There is nothing to configure and no account to create 💳 Free tier, stated up front 7 free articles per day, resetting at midnight UTC — that's the real limit, not "unlimited." The popup shows exactly how many you have left today. A single $19 one-time payment removes the daily cap for good — no subscription, no recurring charge. 🚀 What it does

Removes the paywall overlay — the "you have reached your article limit" interstitial stops covering the page
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📖 How to use

Click Add to Firefox.
Open any article on nytimes.com.
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