Level 5
https://notpron.com/notpron/google/shestheoneforme.php
Password to level 5

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voodoo
magic

This puzzle is quite similar to the previous one. You need to take the same steps to solve it.

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Somehow this was easy, even easier than the previous one.

Am I not seeing something? An alternative solution?

I think this one was just fairly easy. The next one's different!

Level 6
https://notpron.com/notpron/nothing/hesgotitall.php
Password to level 6

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simple
songs

The easy levels are finally over, so get ready for some big brain time.

In this one, your perception and ability to read and interpret clues will be tested. 
Some basic IT knowledge might help here.

So, how many of you have passed this level already?

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Well, the solution involving ASCII codes is more or less obvious.

What about the alternative solution?

Code:

<area shape="circle" coords="28,416,43" href="../sdrawkcab"  onclick="alert('Password Hint: anagram')">

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"sdrawkcab", as an anagram, gives us "backwards" (or "drawbacks").

Coordinates "28,416,43", when written backwards, give us "Elmore, Ohio, ZIP code: 43416".

There are probably another login and password somewhere in here.

"href="..sdrawkcab"' is the end of the url for the next level, and the general rules state:
"The url of the next riddle has nothing to do with the current one!'

I think "coords=28,416,43" refers to the coordinates of the shape you can click to enter the password.
But good thinking, it could be the solution to a level further down the line.

... the general rules state: "The url of the next riddle has nothing to do with the current one!'

Oh, totally forgot about that. So I was overthinking it as usual :-)

Freaking brilliant

Level 7
https://notpron.com/notpron/sdrawkcab/tieman.htm
Password to level 7

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kill
zone

This was my favourite level when I was playing this game for the first time.

It's quite multilayered and requires a little bit of research and thought.
It's also the first time we need to go to the source code (ctrl+u) for more clues. This will be necessary to solve the puzzles from now on.

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I have reservations regarding this level.

How people who never saw this particular confectionery in their life are supposed to solve this puzzle?

This confectionary had a different name in a number of countries, not just in Germany, so "times have changed in deutschland" is a fuzzy clue.