well, so much for "Freedom of the press"...

...Reuters wants Chromeisms or it self-destructs because it uses... React

ReferenceError: structuredClone is not defined

and also

TypeError: "'root' member of IntersectionObserverInit does not implement interface Element."

want to read an actual article there? Sorry, they don't exist as raw HTML anymore

instead they're now delivered as a bunch of HTML+CSS+SVG hellstew, more React dog vomit, and the actual article contents are... JSON

tacked at the end of the page

if you have JS disabled, or use a browser not approved by the React Junta, sorry. no information for you

so much for the Thomson-Reuters Compromise

thomsonreuters.com/en/policies/digital-accessibility-policy LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL

> Thomson Reuters recognizes the need to develop digital products and services that are useable and accessible by all people. The reasons for this are many, such as leading the way to greater access to justice for all by ensuring access to high quality legal, tax and news materials to individuals, including those with disabilities.

> Create, procure, and update, products, services and websites in compliance with Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 AA (or best practice at the time) and to build in accessibility by design.

LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL

so basically you get access to justice if you use... a web browser implementing the hottest new trends

I'll be there puking all the night after reading this crap

tomman: I can load old articles, is this only in new articles or not at reuters.com

?

hmm yes a newer article has no text...

ah, that was a "live" update feed, so might be different, and playing with UAs triggers captcha, so via archival sites it is...