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What a terrible site. "This content is copyright protected" if you try and copy text from an article, and turning javascript off means none of the content is v
by davidweatherall 7y ago
What a terrible site.
"This content is copyright protected" if you try and copy text from an article, and turning javascript off means none of the content is visible.
- class4behavior 7y agoInstall an absolute/unblock copy browser addon
- woogley 7y agoReader mode (FF) works, even with the site blanked out from lack of JS
- Flow 7y agoSelecting some text and then drag it to a text editor works though. :)
- progval 7y ago> turning javascript off means none of the content is visible. This is actually quite common, especially for websites whose format is based on online newspapers. Usually disabling CSS in addition to JS brings the content back.
- yesenadam 7y agoI have a No Stylesheets bookmarklet which helps on a wide variety of web pages, also for colour/font/obscured text problems etc: javascript:for(i=0;i<document.styleSheets.length;i++) {void(document.styleSheets.item(i).disabled=true);}