This is a workable tip on how to read Miami Herald Subscriber-Only Content free, without being a paid subscriber.
In other words, this is how you bypass its Miami Herald Subscriber Only paywall.
This is another article from the series, DiGiztal Bypass Paywalls Tips.
There are selected articles on the Miami Herald which you need to be a paid subscriber to access these them.
For those subscriber-only articles, there is a gray color padlock icon in front of the article title.
When you click on these article, you would see this remark:
This article is subscriber-only content. Subscribers get access to this and the rest of the Miami Herald. Subscribe or sign in
How to remove Miami Herald paywall
This is one simple way how to access Miami Herald Subscriber-Only content free.
Use the web-arching free tool at Archive.Today.
Archive.Today
This is what you need to do:
Go to Archive.Today.
Paste the Miami Herald Subscriber-Only article URL in the space provided under "My url is alive and I want to archive its content."
Next click the "save" button.
Then wait....
Should the article has already archived, it would prompt you. and you can read it right away.
If not, then you have to wait for awhile for it to finish archiving, then you can view the complete article.
NOTE: For ease of use, some of you might want to install this Archive.Today add-on or extension to your browser.
For Chrome browser, click here.
After you have installed this extension, you can see its small symbol (blue globe with the yellow share icon) at the toolbar.
Here are three (3) ways how to use this Archive.Today extension.
Click on the icon
When you come to the blocked Miami Herald Subscriber-only article on its homepage, you click on the icon at the toolbar.
It will link it to Archive Today site to archive the article right away.
Should the article has already archived, it would prompt you, and you can read it right away.
If not, then you have to wait for awhile for it to finish archiving, then you can view the complete article.
Click on article text
A context menu pops up, then you click on "Search archive.today for page".
It will take you to the Archive Today site.
Should that particular has been archived, it would prompt you, and you can read it right away.
If the article has not been archived, then wait for awhile for it to finish archiving.
Then you can read the full article of Miami Herald.
Right click on article title
When you are at the Miami Herald homepage, or at the search engine results page, you can right click on the Miami Herald Subscriber-only article title,
A context menu box pops up.
Place your mouse cursor over the word "Archive" then move it over to "Archive link".
Click on it.
It will open a new page and if the article has already archived, you can read it right away.
If not, you have to wait for just a while for it to load and archive.
Then you can view the complete Miami Herald subscriber-only article.
This is how to access Miami Herald Subscriber-Only Content without subscription.
Of course you can use this method to read all the other normal Miami Herald content on its site.
But there are other much easier ways to read all the other normal Miami Herald articles without an account.
Firefox has removed Archive.Today extension.
But you can use this One-click Archive.Today extension for Firefox.
For the regular Miami Herald articles, click how to bypass Miami Herald paywall without a free account.
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