Is there a word for the digital squirreling involved in reading something in Apple News and trying to figure out the original URL by searching the headline online and then cutting and pasting the original story link into a virtual machine so I can see it in all its original glory?
German words are acceptable, too.
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@briankrebs I let this lapse for a while, but made this for myself to more easily get the real URLs for Apple News links without having to go through that search dance:
unbreakthenews.com/
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Most (not all) Apple News stories can be opened directly in the browser. This is the same for both iOS and macOS.
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Sourcery
2024-11-22 nerdissimus ┃ edited
@briankrebs On iOS, press the share button and pick Open in Chrome. When Chrome says it wants to open the link in another application, click Don’t Allow.
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I'll go with 'Nachrichtenursprungssuche' or just 'Ursprungssuche'.
Nachrichten means news.
Ursprung means origin or descendent from and is itself made up of two words, ur which can […]
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So, you're trying to get at the fundament behind the facade?
I'd call it muck jockeying.
@briankrebs If you’re using macOS, maybe this helps?
github.com/lapcat/StopTheNews
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@briankrebs “getting the canonical URL”?
you didn’t ask, but this shortcut works for me icloud.com/shortcuts/007eaaebd… #shortcuts #appleNews
@briankrebs I do something similar, but but in reverse. Often I’ll come across a pay walled article I want to read on the Internet. Then I search for it and read it in Apple News.
@briankrebs I believe the word you’re looking for is “Scheiße”
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