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That outline reads at some point "page 1 of 18", but it seems too short to have been 18 pages. Is it the complete article?

• matt4077 9y ago
  It includes a slideshow with 18 images. Here's a bookmarklet to bypass the WSJ paywall: javascript:window.location.href='http(s)://m.facebook.com/l.php?u='+encodeURIComponent(window.location.href);
  • yodon 9y ago
    You may not be in the news business, but this post is equivalent to posting cracks of software or exploits for gaining free access to SaaS offerings. Yes, it may be within your technical ability to do so, no it’s not what HN threads are for.
    • leesalminen 9y ago
      WSJ allows FB clicks to bypass the paywall. Is there really a difference if this user navigated to FB, typed the article name in the search box and clicked on the result?
      • mulmen 9y ago
        ...yes? If there wasn't a difference then why bother with the bookmarklet?
    • LeifCarrotson 9y ago
      It's not unintended or modified behavior, it's more akin to a coupon code which the WSJ intends for anyone with said code to be allowed to use.
      • yodon 9y ago
        Not really, but you can tell yourself that.
  • nyc111 9y ago
    This does't seem to work I get: Cannot GET /articles/http(s)://m.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.wsj.com%2Farticles%2Fa-tour-of-david-rockefellers-rolodex-contacts-for-the-worlds-rich-and-powerful-1512488919 Is there another workaround? I'm curious to see the slide show. I like index cards myself. Can anyone post just the slideshow?