it worked ... how did you get that link made and why did it work, when, say, googling the article and clicking a google link doesn’t work?
thanks.
Make a bookmarklet to clear your cookies, then one to open that page via a Twitter referrer.
So I was able to grab that link and paste it here.
To put a couple on your computer, do this:
1.) Make sure your bookmarks bar is showing (Show Favorites, or Show bookmarks bar)
2.) Press "CTRL D" - to create a bookmark.
3.) Right click on the bookmark you created to edit it
4.) Copy and paste this code in the URL field:
javascript: void((function(){ var a,b,c,e,f;f=0; a=document.cookie.split("; "); for(e=0;e
↑ This one kills all of your domain and path cookies
5.) Make another bookmarklet to send you to the article via the Twitter referrer, like this:
javascript:void((function(){var a,b,c,e,f;f=0;a=document.cookie.split("; ");for(e=0;e -1) { var pageTitle=document.getElementsByClassName('barrier__heading-serif')[0].innerHTML; } else { var pageTitle=document.getElementsByTagName('title')[0].innerText; } var host=(window.location.hostname); var host=host.replace('www.',''); var host = host.split(".", 1); var pageTitle = pageTitle.toString(); var twit= 'https://twitter.com/search?q=' + host + ' '+ pageTitle + '&src=typd'; window.open(twit, '_blank');
↑ This one opens the page in Twitter.
6.) Then try various URLS to the article until you find one that you can open
Alternatively, you can just follow the instructions here... there is a whole thread on how to do this with just drag and drop.