Media
Related: About this forumI clicked on a link to a story in the NYT
and I am getting a "warning" of "4 articles remaining." (Used to be 9, or 6..)
What does it mean? That after four more visits I will not be able to read anything?
DURHAM D
(32,832 posts)question everything
(48,690 posts)Have options to open in a new window, or a private window or save link to pocket (?)
lamp_shade
(15,074 posts)Phoenix61
(17,514 posts)They let you know how many you have left.
question everything
(48,690 posts)marble falls
(61,892 posts)question everything
(48,690 posts)Perhaps someone in the Apple group..
marble falls
(61,892 posts)question everything
(48,690 posts)will look at it after the Christmas rush. I am told by my financial institution that I need to upgrade my browser but.. I am told that I cannot do this.
I used to be able to hold a Mac forever, no longer.
Sigh
marble falls
(61,892 posts)they've begun purposely slowing down their iphones lately.
TreasonousBastard
(43,049 posts)I have no problem with paying to subscribe to the Times and few other pubs. Helps keep 'em around.
question everything
(48,690 posts)to visit. I do pay for the WSJ and when I post here I try to put as many paragraphs as I can to deliver the message.
It is not only the NYT, I think that WaPo and Boston Globe and, perhaps, others, block you.
I wish that all the main newspapers - sadly, there are not that many these days - would join forces and charge us a flat fee - $50 a year? I will gladly pay.
BigmanPigman
(52,157 posts)It used to happen with the Washington Post too but someone on DU said you can read the articles from them through Google and it works. It doesn't work for the NYT though. I just got the same notice today when I tried to read an article earlier...I guess I reached my monthly limit.
mopinko
(71,597 posts)safari>preferences>privacy
search for nyt cookies and delete.