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This is behind a paywall.
by ngcazz 8y ago
This is behind a paywall.
- jahvo 8y agohttps://screenshots.firefox.com/2p3WI1nH0fkIjItC/www.wsj.com https://screenshots.firefox.com/2p3WI1nH0fkIjItC/www.wsj.com
- ShabbosGoy 8y agoHey that’s neat, thanks for the screenshot.
- howaboutnmc 8y agohttp://archive.is/Rnzsr http://archive.is/Rnzsr Has clickable links
- acchow 8y agoThis is a nifty Firefox feature. Could they just store the DOM instead for higher quality and a smaller size?
- wyldfire 8y agoUse the 'web' link to find the content.
- thephyber 8y agoInterestingly, the WSJ.com search result wasn't on the first page for me. Also, it's still paywalled for me even after clicking from the Google SERP.
- jdoliner 8y agoThese 2 things are related. Google punishes sites behind paywalls which is why doing a google search for an article is normally a good way to get by the pay-wall. WSJ has decided they'd rather take the punishment, so their site is lower.
- textmode 8y agohttps://www.wsj.com/amp/articles/cambridge-analytica-closing-operations-following-facebook-data-controversy-1525284140 https://www.wsj.com/amp/articles/cambridge-analytica-closing... Does not require Javascript. User can fetch page, save it and view offine. "Reader Mode" in Firefox fixes poor scrolling experience.