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How do we get passed this paywall?
by xutopia 11y ago
How do we get passed this paywall?
- dalke 11y agoCopy&paste "What Keeps Couples Happy Long Term" into your search engine of choice. Follow link from there.
- maxerickson 11y agoThe 'web' link up under the story title is a link to a Google search for the headline. I still get asked to sign in when coming from Google though. I guess the way to read the article is to sign up/subscribe.
- dalke 11y agoPerhaps there's a cookie? I opened mine in privacy mode. Also, I use DDG instead of Google.
- aaronbrager 11y agoGoogle the headline in incognito / private browsing mode.
- emodendroket 11y agoI still get the paywall message.
- adamqureshi 11y agoWorks! also safari in private mode, will get you in.
- ChrisGranger 11y agoSending a forged referrer header of https://www.google.com https://www.google.com seems to work. I'm using the RefControl add-on for Firefox but I imagine there are other options...
- Qiasfah 11y agoClick on the "web" link under the header from the HN Comments page (this pulls up a google search for the title).
- fideloper 11y agoWho cares? The reduction of "happiness in marriage" to the single factor of sex is narrow-minded and frankly...weird. An article about sex and marriage getting voted to the top of Hacker News isn't really lending the article any credit ether.
- emodendroket 11y agoHow would I know what it says when I can't read it.
- ryandvm 11y agoUh... you could pay. Seriously. What is so objectionable about respecting their proposal for viewing the content they produced? You don't want to agree? Don't read it. I have a feeling that if your question was, "how can I subvert this project's open source license?", you would be flamed into oblivion. I'm not sure why a request to violate the WSJ's implicit license agreement is not similarly received...
- xutopia 11y agoDo they actually remove ads if I pay?