NYT Allow Text Selection is a Chrome add-on developed by Neal Miller that allows users to select and copy text from New York Times online articles. The New York Times website implements JavaScript restrictions that prevent users from selecting text, making it difficult to copy and paste information. This extension effectively removes that restriction, enabling users to freely select and copy text from articles.

With NYT Allow Text Selection, users can easily highlight and copy text from New York Times articles for various purposes such as research, citation, or personal use. The add-on seamlessly integrates with the Chrome browser, providing a straightforward solution to circumvent the text selection limitation imposed by the New York Times website.

By eliminating the text selection restriction, NYT Allow Text Selection enhances the user experience and empowers users with the ability to freely interact with the content on the New York Times website. This free add-on is a valuable tool for anyone who frequently visits the New York Times website and needs to extract or reference information from its articles.