A lot of good websites require you to register for an account before you can use them. It is fine if it is one website or two. However when a blogger such as me, reviews a lot of websites, registering for a free account every time becomes bothersome. Moreover you never know if a site you have not visited before is trustworthy or not. Maybe it shares your email with its partners and you start getting a lot of junk mail.

To bypass the pesky registration process of many sites, Firefox users can now use the BugMeNot add-on for Firefox.

BugMeNot itself is a popular website (which you can reach by clicking here) which offers visitors usernames and passwords to try out at websites on which registration is a must before you can get down to business. Porting the same facilitation to Firefox is a great idea and saves users a couple of time-consuming clicks.

Let us take the example of Mozilla’s own Add-ons for Firefox website. In the login fields, right-click and select Login with BugMeNot:

If a username and password exist for the site, you will be automatically logged in; otherwise you will have no option but to go through with the registration process.

By that simple process, you can save valuable time and bypass registration on various websites.