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If you can't read this article but you have a Facebook account then you can create this as a bookmarklet: javascript:window.location.href='https://m.facebook
by graton 9y ago
If you can't read this article but you have a Facebook account then you can create this as a bookmarklet:
javascript:window.location.href='https://m.facebook.com/l.php?u='+encodeURIComponent(window.location.href);
Then go to the WSJ.com page and click the bookmarklet, it takes you to Facebook, which then offers to take you to WSJ.com, and then you can read the article.
- danjoc 9y agoI have to have Facebook to access the web. Net neutrality.
- dragonwriter 9y agoThis has nothing to do with net neutrality, it has to do with the WSJ’s monetization model.and the fact that they selectively bypass it for Facebook as a promotional strategy.
- danjoc 9y agoClicked the link. Didn't get content. Get a [Subscribe] button. Click it to choose internet package monthly fee. It's the exact nightmare scenario Net Neutrality supporters warned us about. Packaged internet. No more free access.
- adjkant 9y agooutline.com makes this process a lot easier. Go there, paste link, read. https://outline.com/S9t4AN https://outline.com/S9t4AN