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If you're unable to scroll the page, it generally means there is a "position: fixed" css rule on the body or a wrapper element. Turn off that css rule and you c
by kokanee 4y ago
If you're unable to scroll the page, it generally means there is a "position: fixed" css rule on the body or a wrapper element. Turn off that css rule and you can scroll through the article normally.
Publishers are slowly wising up, though. Most don't load the full article for unpaid viewers anymore.