mefromringmer
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- Aug 9, 2013
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[News] Argus website down
- Thread starter mefromringmer
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There are so many adverts on there that it borders on unreadable even when it is working.
el punal
Well-known member
The same for the Southampton Echo which is also part of Newsquest. Still, at least we won’t have to see the pics of ‘angry people in local papers’ with their arms folded, or pointing out potholes etc., complete with glum faces.
Could that finally be the end for the old Anus ? Great shame the current website is so unreadable
How the **** am i supposed to win a house worth £250'000 now, ffs?
Dick Swiveller
Well-known member
- Sep 9, 2011
- 9,531
I want to know what Sam Fox looks like these days. I'm told I won't believe it. HOW WILL I KNOW NOW
?
Never mind, I'll sign up for a funeral plan in my local area that everyone is doi.......... DOHHHHHHH
OK - time to invest in Bitcoin that Martin Lewis says is gre.......AAAARRRRGGGGHHHH.
Oh wait - I can just look at the bottom of NSC. No drama.
?Never mind, I'll sign up for a funeral plan in my local area that everyone is doi.......... DOHHHHHHH
OK - time to invest in Bitcoin that Martin Lewis says is gre.......AAAARRRRGGGGHHHH.
Oh wait - I can just look at the bottom of NSC. No drama.
World of Sport
Well-known member
Argus website down
Will we know the difference!
Will we know the difference!
No loss. Can't read it without signing up anyway.
Badger Boy
Mr Badger
- Jan 28, 2016
- 3,658
How will I find out what happened on Old Shoreham Road at the junction with Sackville Road yesterday?!
jackalbion
Well-known member
- Aug 30, 2011
- 4,926
Oh No, how will I find out about how 'THIS Brighton man became a millionaire with one simple trick' which inexplicably is Martin Lewis and if I click the link it downloads Malware
juliant
Well-known member
I read it without a login . Just set your browser to reject cookies from theargus.co.uk and that stops the limited read of articles rubbish. Unfortunately it doesn't work with the rubbish content !
This is highly inconvenient. Now I'm going to have to find an alternative way of rendering my computer completely unusable.
Yes you can - just use 'Private Viewing' mode and when you hit the 20 article limit just close and restart the 'Private Viewing' browser.
What?
What?
All browsers have a private viewing mode - Chrome for example it's called 'Incognito Tab' - just open a new window in the private mode. Usually available via the three dot menu top right of your browser.
Thank you for a practical and helpful answer. I'll try it if and when the Argus comes back on line. I know the adverts and links are annoying, but it's also been quite annoying in recent weeks not being able to read the articles I want to read.
Tom Hark Preston Park
Will Post For Cash
- Jul 6, 2003
- 72,348
Maybe they just shut the Argus down for the day because there wasn't any Katie Price court appearance to report
