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Universal Bypass, El increible complemento para saltar acortadores de links (Extensión para: Firefox, Chrome y Ópera).Hola gente.En esta ocasión les traigo una extensión fabulosa para navegadores, seguramente alguna vez quisieron pasar esas publicidades molestas de 5 segundos, bueno entonces si eres de estas personas que ya están cansadas de eso, te va a encantar esta extensión. Este complemento esta creado para los navegadores mas conocidos, tales como: Firefox, Google Chrome, la extensión tiene como nombre Universal Bypass, que cumple con la función de saltar automáticamente la publicidad de los acortadores de URL como ejemplo adfly.Compatibilidad de Universal Bypass. Universal Bypass es una extensión compatible con los navegadores que funcionan bajo el sistema operativo Windows: Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome y Ópera, tanto de 32 como 64 bits.Como usar Universal Bypass.Es sencillo, no tienes que activar mas nada luego de su instalación, el hará todo cómodamente por ti, entra en cada enlace acortado y veras trabajar este incrible complemento.La descarga de Universal Bypass.Les dejare el enlace a la pagina oficial de Universal BypassEl link directo para dirigirse a instalar o agregar Universal Bypass a Firefox.Y el link para a instalar la extensión en Google Chrome.Nota:La versión compatible con Google Chrome, también se puede instalar en el navegador Ópera.Indudablemente es una opción para nada despreciable y muy útil que nos puede sacar rápidamente de un apuro.lo positivo de todo esto sobre todo para nosotros las personas con discapacidad visual, es que ya no tenemos por qué pasarnos tanto tiempo descifrando los capchas de audio que a veces ni se entienden, y la descarga además será mucho más sencilla porque nos ahorrará el tiempo que nos gastamos buscando el botón siguiente, saltar, etc. que no siempre está a la mano.Esperamos les sea de utilidad.y ya sabes, Si te gusta éste contenido, compártelo en: Facebook, Twitter, Google+.Deja un comentario sobre ésta entrada.Arriba tienes los botones de mis redes sociales.Suscríbete al blog.

Home > Anti-Piracy > Universal Bypass is a popular browser extension that circumvents annoying URL shorteners and trackers. While this is a blessing for the public at large, the outfits behind URL shorteners and the people who use them to make money are not happy. Linkvertise made this very clear to the Universal Bypass developer, threatening him with a copyright infringement lawsuit. The Internet offers a wealth of free information and entertainment, often monetized by advertisements. Ads come in all shapes and sizes, ranging from classy commercials, through annoying banners, all the way to malicious ads.In recent years, URL shorteners with built-in monetization tools have been added to the mix. Services such as AdFly, Adshrink, Linkvertise, and Shrinkearn pay hard cash for directing links through their ads.The services allow people to make easy money, which sounds great, but it’s also a major annoyance for everyone else. This is why developer Sainan came up with an easy tool to circumvent these redirects: Universal Bypass. “I was annoyed by those sorts of sites and hadn’t seen an extension of that type, so I thought I’d fill that niché,” Sainan tells TorrentFreak. Fast forward two years and this idea turned into one of the most-loved browser extensions. Universal Bypass is now used by hundreds of thousands of people. It’s available for several browsers, including Chrome and Firefox, and doesn’t cost a penny. Up until recently, everything had gone smoothly. However, that changed when an outfit behind a URL shortener sent its lawyers after

The developer. Earlier this month, Linkvertise’s lawyer informed the Universal Bypass developer that his addon has a significant impact on the company’s business model. According to the letter, it violates copyright law by circumventing Linkverse’s technical protection measures.“[This activity] is prohibited under 595a Copyright Act and triggers various counterclaims under copyright law. You are also aware that the addon you have programmed is used to circumvent monetization by my client,” the letter reads, translated from German. While Universal Bypass does indeed circumvent Linkvertise’s URLs, it’s not clear what the copyright infringement is in this case. The addon doesn’t make any Linkvertise content available without permission. Linkvertise has reached out to Universal Bypass before, asking it to stop its activities, but that didn’t work out. The most recent request is more strongly worded, however, and comes with a legal threat.The letter demands that Universal Bypass stops interfering with Linkvertise URLs. Also, users should not be allowed to manually add a Linkvertise bypass script to the addon. On top of that, the relevant code should be removed from the GitHub repository as well. If the developers comply, Linkvertise is willing to pay its own legal bills. If not, it will take legal action to enforce their demands and request compensation for all legal fees. “You should appreciate this courtesy from my client, who gives you the opportunity to get out of this situation without prejudice, even though you recently let the first chance go untapped. He won’t give you another chance,” Linkvertise’s

Batch Web Articles SnapshotsA script to batch generate snapshots (either in PDF or MHT).Please report any issues you may experience. Direct any thank you letters tomy email.Purpose and BackgroundWho this is forIf you are an avid reader of articles from prominent news sites (the ones with paywalls), and ever found yourself wantingto batch save web links from these sites, this is the tool for you.Why this is your best betWhile all major browsers have a feature that allows users to select multiple tabs and batch apply certain actions(e.g. add to favorites), none of them support the option to batch print/download webpage tabs.Currently, there are no extensions or add-ons on the latest versions of major browsers that support this ability.There will not be any in the near future. Apparently, for security reasons, the latest versions of major browser APIs donot support print.For example, Firefox Universal Print Add-on is no longerusable due to the fact that add-ons have been wholesale deprecated by Mozilla in favor of WebExtensions.Other solutions, like this one, do not generate high-quality pdfs.Thus, if you want to batch save webpages to PDF(especially those using a paywall), this script is your best shot.It launches Chrome and uses the Bypass Paywalls Extension to accessnews articles. Thus, no password to any news site is required!How to RunThis is based on the node.js engine. Make sure you have a working version and it isin your system PATH.Open up a shell, and cd to the folder containing this git repository.Then, install all required dependencies:Finally, just run the program.If this script cannot find Chrome, look for the path to your chrome executable on your computer.You can do this by right-clicking your chrome shortcut, and looking for where it links to.Then run the script as follows (replacing "path/to/chrome.exe" with the location of chrome.exe):node html2pdf.js --chromePath="path/to/chrome.exe"Additional Documentation:Options