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> The DOM with most paywalls is destroyed post-render This has changed for most major sites. Users behind the paywall are served a "truncated" version of the a
by subscribeNOW 5y ago
> The DOM with most paywalls is destroyed post-render
This has changed for most major sites. Users behind the paywall are served a "truncated" version of the article that never included a full version of it. The days of "press Esc before it finishes loading!" are coming to an end it seems.
The truncated version is still more SEO-friendly than a blank page as it has the headline and partial content.