How to get around paying sites

[Tish]

Simply copy the URL address then paste it to any archive site and save.
Don't freak when it goes through it's thing.

Archive ph

 

[Jules]

Interesting. Thanks, Tish.

 

[David777]

Or for a few seconds upon of loading of a web page simply do a quick <CTRL>a <CTRL>c and then into Notepad <CTRL>v as in copy/paste.
However more prominent websites webmasters are now aware of that tactic so now may not display a full page of content but rather only display a couple paragraphs with a following link only accessible after completing whatever pay or login process.

 

[Nathan]

I'm not following this, "paying" what type of site, and for what purpose?

 

[WheatenLover]

If you are interested in news sites that have a paywall, you can copy a headline, paste it into your browser's search engine, and frequently find it. This is due to news aggregators providing the same articles to their customers, or so I presume.

 

[Nathan]

@WheatenLover , I do that all the time to avoid the annoying garbage they throw at you, trying to get you to sign up. I usually highlight and Google a phrase or keywords to get a broader selection of news sources.

 

[Bretrick]

If you are interested in news sites that have a paywall, you can copy a headline, paste it into your browser's search engine, and frequently find it. This is due to news aggregators providing the same articles to their customers, or so I presume.

This is what I do when I come across a news paywall. Plenty of other sites will have the story for free.

 

[Tish]

I'm not following this, "paying" what type of site, and for what purpose?

Like when you want to read an article and they only show you the headline and want you join, pay to read it.

 

[Lawrence00]

Wallstreet Journal has an offer, I think for a year, for $2 per month. But then I think $40 monthly if you don't cancel.

 

[Tish]

Wallstreet Journal has an offer, I think for a year, for $2 per month. But then I think $40 monthly if you don't cancel.

Wow! What a rip off.