Unwall detects anti-adblock access walls and removes them only with user approval.

It is designed for visible anti-adblock popups, overlays, blur layers, and scroll locks. It does not block ads, disable your ad blocker, remove paywalls, or collect telemetry.

Use this method if you want Unwall to run automatically on pages you visit.

1. Install a userscript manager such as Violentmonkey, Tampermonkey, or Greasemonkey.

2. Open the userscript:

   https://github.com/kelesmert/unwall/releases/latest/download/Unwall.user.js

3. Confirm installation in your userscript manager.

After installation, browse normally. When Unwall detects an anti-adblock access wall, it shows a small confirmation card. Choose Remove to hide the wall, or Ignore to leave the page unchanged.

Unwall runs only in top-level pages. Automatic detection and automatic removal are disabled on sensitive sites such as banking, payment, and email/login domains. You can still run a manual scan from the userscript manager menu.

The install link uses the latest stable GitHub Release. The raw main branch is for development and may contain unreleased changes. For manual verification, each GitHub Release includes a SHA-256 checksum for Unwall.user.js.

Use this method if you do not want to install the userscript permanently.

1. Open the userscript file:

   https://github.com/kelesmert/unwall/releases/latest/download/Unwall.user.js

2. Copy the full file contents.

3. Open the target page.

4. Open your browser developer tools and switch to the Console tab.

5. Paste the code and press Enter.

Console use is temporary. It only affects the current page session, and you need to run it again after reloading or opening another page. Persistent site preferences and userscript manager menu commands are only available through a userscript manager.

The console code is the same Unwall.user.js file. The userscript metadata comments are ignored by the browser console, and Unwall falls back to temporary in-page memory when manager storage APIs are not available.

Unwall has not been tested on every website. If Unwall does not work on a specific site, please report it using one of these options:

• Report on Google Forms
• Report on GitHub

When possible, include the website URL, browser name, userscript manager, and a short description of what happened.

For other bugs, questions, or feedback, open a regular GitHub issue:

• Open an issue

Unwall asks before removing an access wall by default.

From the userscript manager menu, you can:

• Scan the current page.
• Turn global detection on or off.
• Remember detection for the current site.
• Enable or disable automatic removal for the current site.
• Forget the current site setting.
• Show diagnostics.

If automatic removal is enabled for a site, Unwall may remove high-confidence access walls on that site without asking again. Automatic detection and automatic removal are disabled on sensitive sites and subdomains such as login, account, billing, checkout, payment, banking, email, and wallet areas.

Unwall is conservative by design. It may not detect every anti-adblock wall, and some sites may require updates when their page structure changes.

To reduce false positives, Unwall avoids touching video players, login forms, payment pages, captchas, file uploads, and other sensitive page areas.

Use Unwall responsibly and only where you have permission to test or modify the page experience. Website terms and local laws may restrict bypassing access walls; you are responsible for your own use of the script.

Unblur.user.js is an experimental companion script for educational testing of client-side content gates. It asks before making changes and only works when the content is already present in the page, such as CSS-blurred text, hidden HTML, embedded article data, or similar client-side markup.

Unblur cannot reveal server-side paywalls. If the remaining article text is not sent to the browser, the script can only report that no revealable content was found.

Use Unblur responsibly and only where you have permission to test. You are responsible for your own use of the script; the author accepts no responsibility for misuse or for consequences of using it on third-party websites.

Unwall is licensed under GPL-3.0-or-later. See LICENSE for the full license text.