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This comes up again and again, but a personal solution until things move is to disable Javascript on Medium. Then, you are presented with a fully working page,
by jraph 7y ago
This comes up again and again, but a personal solution until things move is to disable Javascript on Medium. Then, you are presented with a fully working page, without any distraction. Just disable JS on Medium. It "gracefully improves".
- andybak 7y agoI've reached my article limit and it won't show me the full text even with js disabled. Do people realise that interested readers aren't getting to their content because they chose Medium?
- fyp 7y agoIn chrome, open developer tools then in "Application" tab, "Clear Storage" subtab, click "clear site data"
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- kbeest 7y agoYou can just use incognito on Chrome or private browser with Safari.
- gnicholas 7y agoThis only applies to articles that authors choose to monetize. Articles that are not monetized for not count toward your limit, and you can read them even if you’ve already reached your limit.
- tomglynch 7y agoTo do this for chrome users: 1. Go to medium.com or a medium.com article 2. Click the icon to the left of the url in the url bar, it will probably be a lock or an info icon. 3. Select site settings. 4. Under permissions, change Javascript to Block. Works a treat! Thanks!
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