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• Tip: Use Free "Hyperweb" App to Dramatically Improve Safari Web Browsing

  Open Safari. Browse to https://washingtonpost.com/ (which paywalls nearly everything). In the address bar, press the jigsaw puzzle icon, and then the Hyperweb icon. Make sure that you've given it permission to access every website. Source: over 1 year ago

• (sorry if this does not fit the sub, thought more people should know about him.) Marc Fogel has been stuck in Russa since August 2021 for bringing prescribe medication with marijuana to Russa. he has been sentenced for 14 years there.

  Source washingtonpost does this work mods? Source: over 1 year ago

• Intoxicated Tyson Foods CFO, John Tyson breaks into strangers house and passes out in her bed.

  Quite the contrast to the video of the police shooting that young man in his own house in his own bedpolice shooting of unarmed black man. Source: over 1 year ago

• iOS App: No updates or fixes?

  I do not want a different app for https://cnn.com, https://nytimes.com, https://dailymail.com.uk, https://nypost.com, https://washingtonpost.com, https://news.google.com. Why not just use a web browser instead to read web pages? Modern web browsers can display individual pixels where ever they like, what is this utter fascination with an "app" written in a different language which makes it legitimate or better? ... Source: over 1 year ago

• We're about to succeed making Elon Musk poor again by ditching Twitter

  "An emboldened cast of anonymous trolls spewed racist slurs and Nazi memes onto Twitter in the hours after billionaire industrialist Elon Musk.."[washingtonpost.com]. Source: over 1 year ago

• U.S. grows frustrated over Europe’s delayed economic aid to Ukraine

  The washingtonpost.com has reader view enabled. If you don't know what that is, you need to shut up. If you do know what that is but don't use it, you need to shut up. If you just like to bitch so you can draw attention to yourself even though you may or may NOT know what this is, you need to shut up. Source: over 1 year ago

• Want a career saving the planet? Become an electrician.

  FYI if you happen to have a subscription, it's worth posting the gift link, so that friction for non-subscribers is reduced. The Washington Post generates a shortened link by default, but if you follow that link, it generates a regular washingtonpost.com URL which gives access to non-subscribers for a couple weeks. Source: over 1 year ago

• Malwarebytes reporting h.parrable.com trojan malware on washingtonpost.com

  Anyone else seeing this warning from Malwarebytes when loading pages from washingtonpost.com? Malwarebytes reports in logs that site is making outbound connection to h.parrable.com and it is being tagged as trojan malware. Started about 4 or 5 days ago. Washingtonpost.com support gave me the general request to "clear cookies" but that had no effect. Source: over 1 year ago

• Trump’s lawyers just gave away the game, exposing his Achilles’ heel

  Well they sure fixed the adding a . After the washingtonpost.com thing to get past paywall fast AF. Source: over 1 year ago

• Nice to see a bit of sanity about 'quiet quitting'.

  Not sure if this is a coincidence or who might have lifted it from whom, but this was on washingtonpost.com yesterday,. Source: over 1 year ago

• Trump again summons the mob

  Also I usually see no paywall, so a “‘“‘private’”’” tab or some combo of (1.) blocking cookies, (b.) deleting cookies for https://washingtonpost.com &c., and (iii.) blocking scripts (I use 1 & iii) should show you the content for free. Or rather, for no more than your time and ISP service, assuming you haven’t Demonstrated into the void against them yet. Source: over 1 year ago

• Candidate Joe Kent gets a shout out in this article for fomenting violence!

  I see. The New York Times is at washingtonpost.com, as per your link. Source: over 1 year ago

• Everyone loves e-bikes — except some who have to share roads with them

  Click on site settings in your browser and disable javascript for washingtonpost.com. I have it permanently disabled. Source: over 1 year ago

• Some (not all!) Pocket articles not downloading, based on website domain?

  Apparently Pocket also doesn't support "Site Logins" anymore, and that functionality in my android Pocket app didn't work properly when I tried to load washingtonpost.com on there. Source: almost 2 years ago

• Google Search doesn't show "More results from <domain>"

  I am aware that search queries can be edited to include "site:washingtonpost.com". Source: almost 2 years ago

• The Washington Post: From Sandy Hook to Buffalo: Ten years of failure on gun control

  Disable javascript for washingtonpost.com in your browser settings. Source: almost 2 years ago

• food for thought on - border law enforcement

  : Border agent used slurs before allegedly hitting migrant with his truck [washingtonpost.com]. Source: almost 2 years ago

• This horseshit was brought to you by Lockheed Martin

  Where's the link to this OP? Because I just went to washingtonpost.com and searched for "war make us safer richer) and guess what? Nothing. Source: about 2 years ago

• 02-11-2022 | Carolyn Hax

  I get my links by logging in to the WaPo site (washingtonpost.com) after midnight EDT. My Android phone connects automatically from a bookmark -- I must have pressed a "save this login" prompt many months ago. I do not use any WaPo app, I just use the Chrome browser on my phone. Some sources produce a mobile-optimized version of their website (for example https://en.m.wikipedia.org) but I don't think WaPo does.... Source: about 2 years ago

• IRS to abandon facial recognition plan after firestorm of criticism

  Ok I installed ublock origin and added https://washingtonpost.com to the filter list, restarted chrome and the wa post site still asks for a login. Source: about 2 years ago

• Why these millennials are rejecting home ownership to become forever renters

  Millennials are just not having children. The birth rate in the United States has dipped to 56 births per 1,000 women from the ages of 15-44. Women are expected to have 1.6 children in their lifetime instead of 1.8, which is the replacement rate. [S] (washingtonpost.com uses data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for these conclusions). Source: over 2 years ago