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Newsstand. Both have ads in-line -- and she didn't always remember to click "Reader View" in Safari for the Times. Also interesting: moisture in hands helps wi
by melodyjkramer 12y ago
Newsstand. Both have ads in-line -- and she didn't always remember to click "Reader View" in Safari for the Times.
Also interesting: moisture in hands helps with scrolling. As you age, moisture decreases.
- rz2k 12y agoTesting it out, I can't find any ads in the New Yorker app. However, the New York Times app has ads on the side near the bottom of articles, and most annoying, inline links to related NYT articles. The problem with the links to previous articles is that clicking on them (accidentally or not) takes you to the NYT website. Suddenly you start getting the regular annoyances without it being obvious what you did wrong, and you are not automatically logged in so you will also begin getting notifications about using up your allowed number of free articles.
- melodyjkramer 12y agoBingo.