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Submitting links that are subscriber-only kind of sucks. Yes, one can do the googlebot trick but one shouldn't have to.

by pstuart 13y ago

mpyne 13y ago
Maybe it requires JS to work, I was able to read it fine on Firefox+NoScript. Though, now that I think about it, I remember making this same complaint a couple of months ago when Chromium still compiled here.
hga 13y ago
Works for me, Debian Squeeze 32 bit, official Chrome 27.0.1453.93 (that's no longer being maintained by Google). I'm running Adblock Plus, nothing else relevant I think. Not that I disbelieve you and all the others who've reported this about this site, but what do you see?
hmart 13y ago
I think the OP did the right linking to the original article. If this is suscriber-only you can take the time to subscribe or circunvent the blocking. BTW I use getpocket.com, it works fine.
Pwnguinz 13y ago
It's merely a JS based modal box. You can use your web browser's devtool/inspector to delete the two divs, one for the black transparent overlay, and one for the sign-up modal.
- marshray 13y ago
  I wish I had those two minutes back.
- malabar 13y ago
  Thanks for the tip. Did exactly that in Win 7 / Maxthon Browser.
- adriand 13y ago
  Or you can simply load (or refresh) the page and when you can see the article, but before the overlay appears, hit the stop button in your browser.
- greenyoda 13y ago
  It also displays fine if you have the NoScript add-on.
- freehunter 13y ago
  >Submitting links that are subscriber-only kind of sucks. Yes, one can do the [insert trick here] but one shouldn't have to.
btian 13y ago
Works perfectly fine for me. Centos 6.4 with Chrome 26
sweenster 13y ago
This bothered me as well, but at least in Chrome I was able to read the article by right clicking the dialog, inspecting elements, then deleting elements "TB_overlay" and "TB_window".
hkmurakami 13y ago
worked just fine on Firefox for android
zenocon 13y ago
set ids TB_Overlay and TB_Block to display:none
cpleppert 13y ago
I just automatically hit escape or press cmd/ctrl+r to try again; works 95 percent of the time

Submitting links that are subscriber-only kind of sucks. Yes, one can do the googlebot trick but one shouldn't have to.

by pstuart 13y ago

Submitting links that are subscriber-only kind of sucks. Yes, one can do the googlebot trick but one shouldn't have to.

mpyne 13y ago

Maybe it requires JS to work, I was able to read it fine on Firefox+NoScript. Though, now that I think about it, I remember making this same complaint a couple of months ago when Chromium still compiled here.

hga 13y ago

Works for me, Debian Squeeze 32 bit, official Chrome 27.0.1453.93 (that's no longer being maintained by Google). I'm running Adblock Plus, nothing else relevant I think. Not that I disbelieve you and all the others who've reported this about this site, but what do you see?

hmart 13y ago

I think the OP did the right linking to the original article. If this is suscriber-only you can take the time to subscribe or circunvent the blocking. BTW I use getpocket.com, it works fine.

Pwnguinz 13y ago

It's merely a JS based modal box. You can use your web browser's devtool/inspector to delete the two divs, one for the black transparent overlay, and one for the sign-up modal.

marshray 13y ago
I wish I had those two minutes back.
malabar 13y ago
Thanks for the tip. Did exactly that in Win 7 / Maxthon Browser.
adriand 13y ago
Or you can simply load (or refresh) the page and when you can see the article, but before the overlay appears, hit the stop button in your browser.
greenyoda 13y ago
It also displays fine if you have the NoScript add-on.
freehunter 13y ago
>Submitting links that are subscriber-only kind of sucks. Yes, one can do the [insert trick here] but one shouldn't have to.

btian 13y ago

Works perfectly fine for me. Centos 6.4 with Chrome 26

sweenster 13y ago

This bothered me as well, but at least in Chrome I was able to read the article by right clicking the dialog, inspecting elements, then deleting elements "TB_overlay" and "TB_window".

hkmurakami 13y ago

worked just fine on Firefox for android

zenocon 13y ago

set ids TB_Overlay and TB_Block to display:none

cpleppert 13y ago

I just automatically hit escape or press cmd/ctrl+r to try again; works 95 percent of the time