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Note that the Twitter workaround still works: https://t.co/2t073JIAWe https://t.co/2t073JIAWe https://www.wsj.com/articles/british-police-identify-london-atta
by rory096 9y ago
Note that the Twitter workaround still works:
https://t.co/2t073JIAWe https://t.co/2t073JIAWe
https://www.wsj.com/articles/british-police-identify-london-attackers-as-may-calls-for-crackdown-on-extremists-1496663010 https://www.wsj.com/articles/british-police-identify-london-...
Just append site:twitter.com to your Google search, click through, and voila.
- CptJamesCook 9y agoCan you explain this in more depth? I can't make it work. Thanks
- jshevek 9y agoI believe they are saying: if you find the tweet announcing the article, you can click through from the tweet and view the article.
- aoeusnth1 9y agoThis doesn't work for me. Do I need javascript enabled for it to work?
- calcifer 9y agoYes you do, unfortunately. I had to allow scripts for t.co in NoScript for it to work.
- curiousgal 9y agoConfirmed. Clicking on any article from @wsj Twitter feed works.
- NelsonMinar 9y agoWSJ also still serves articles to folks coming from Facebook. There's a Chrome extension to redirect all WSJ URLs through Facebook to bypass the paywall, works for now.
- faitswulff 9y agoI made a bookmarklet for it in chrome: javascript:(()=>{window.location = "https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=" https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=" + window.location})(); Clicking the bookmarklet when you're on a WSJ article will shunt the url through Facebook's redirect service, which will allow you to view the article.