Global Moxie

Great idea. Can you please add ZDNet to your list?

Ars Technica!

Ars Technica, please!

Arstechnica would be nice! Example multi-page article: http://arstechnica.com/apple/reviews/2011/07/mac-os-x-10-7.ars

Thank you very much for the nice work. Nice add-on!

Thanks, was a but sad when "reader" went paid-only. Anyway, onto the requests :-)

-> Ars Technica -> TUAW -> Apple Insider -> Salon.com (they have this 'continue reading' ... um .. cr4p)

Amazing work. To add to site requests: Ars Technica and Alternet (www.alternet.org), they would be essential.

Infoworld.com

Another vote for Ars Technica.

This is a techie site, and maybe that's not your beat, but I'd like to see AnandTech: anandtech.com on the list. Closer to your preferred sites, I'd also like to see the NY Review of Books: www.nybooks.com/

+1 for Ars Technica
http://arstechnica.com/apple/reviews/2011/07/mac-os-x-10-7.ars

w00t! thanks for doing this -- it had gotten annoying enough that I had downloaded the sdk for safari extensions but never got around to it.

Ars Technica. One-page is reader only but something to auto-trigger it would be nice.

This is great! Would love it if you would si.com to the list

startribune.com

slate.com

Could you add psychologytoday.com?

Please add some German websites:

spiegel.de (most visited German news site) zeit.de

How is this different from the "Reader" button built into Safari?

Josh--

If you set up some sort of API or web form to add additional sites to the list, I, and probably others, would be happy to add support for the additional sites on our own.

gaming sites like Gamespot.com and ign.com

Awesome idea. Thanks.

Business Insider (businessinsider.com) has a lot of "10 {Reasons|Ways|Things} {You|Apple|Google} {can|can't} {Succeed|Fail|Win|Lose}" articles. By default these are split into 10 separate pages. There's usually a "View As One Page" link that changes the 10 pages into a single list. Looks like they just add ?op=1 to the end of the URL.

csmonitor.com, please and thanks!

Note: many of their articles do an artificial page split, but not all offer a 'View as Single Page'. Tricky.

This looks great! Any plans for a Firefox version?

Ars Technica, please!!!

ChicagoTribune.com please

wow. so many requests for Ars means you like the content. Pay for a premier account then - $50 bucks for a year.. 4 dollars a month. one page view can be set as the default. and do you really want to read 100 pages of Siracusa's review on one page?

Ars subscribers get epub, mobi and pdf versions. if you're to too cheap to pay for Ars Premier, then you can get that article for 5 bucks from amazon (there's a kindle version).

Marco Arment (author: Instapaper) respects the one page boundary at Ars. You should too.

http://www.marco.org/2011/07/19/siracusa-multipage

I respect Ars Technica’s choice to keep single-page versions of long articles as a subscriber-only feature. If you want to save John Siracusa’s huge Lion review to Instapaper as one long page tomorrow, please support their business and buy an Ars Premier subscription.

Safari's reader option allows you to read the entire Siracusa review on a continuous page. Any idea how apple gets that to work? Maybe it could be incorporated into the plugin somehow

Awesome extension! Please add Complex to your list:

www.complex.com

I love to see Wired. There are two kinds of articles that need different things appended to the page. For url: /wired.com.*20[0-9][0-9]/, append: "/all/1"

for the rest of them. append: "?currentPage=all"

Oh, never mind I'm an idiot and you already did Wired.

Wall Street Journal

Though, Wired isn't working for some of the older articles like http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/8.06/statestreet.html

Now if you can put slideshows onto one page. The NYT blogs as well as many other sites use the slideshows for what should just be one long page.

Seconding - ArsTechnica please!

Does this do something that Auto-Pagerize for Safari doesn't? Although there are occasions that Auto-Pagerize fails, in general I find it very good for overcoming the multi-page article increase-my-page-views scheme.

The New York Review of Books would be nice and they already do have an easy to spot "Single Page" link on each of their articles.

Nice if I could not have to click it :-)

boston.com, please

PajamasMedia.com

Thank you.

I would love to install this once it's in the Chrome Web Store.

Not to impugn your certainly stellar development skills, but it's a necessary security precaution -- people shouldn't be encouraged to go around installing things from random web sites.

please add zeit.de

http://www.zeit.de/2011/31/Euro-Rettung-Steuern (multiple) http://www.zeit.de/2011/31/Euro-Rettung-Steuern/komplettansicht (single)

thank you.

theregister.co.uk

Another request for chicagotribune.com, please.

nymag.com

Thanks again for an awesome plugin and your responsiveness. I want to second the vote for complex.com.

Macworld, Macworld, Macworld! macworld.co.uk will do "two page" reviews with, almost ALWAYS, a single paragraph-long conclusion on page two.

Oh, and I will second spiegel.de - their international section often has long, multi-page articles.

Rolling Stone?

Great stuff. Could you please add nybooks.com? Thanks. -peter

Los Angeles Times (latimes.com)

great work! A request for Pajamas Media, please.

Alternet (alternet.org). Thanks.

Business Insider please. Thanks!

Some British papers would be good like the Guardian and Independant

ta

LOVE this idea, you're the man for creating this.

Publisher suggestion: VentureBeat. They don't offer a single page or print view (like Ars but not b/c of a paid offering) but hopefully it's fixable.

How about adding New Scientist? They include a link to view the entire article for articles with more than one page. (They are a subscription site, but offer a lot of content to non-subscribers.)

Latimes.com please

How about Cracked.com!

nationalreview.com please? thanks.

theregister.co.uk

Regular: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/03/18/fukushima_friday/

Mobile (one page, no ads!): http://m.theregister.co.uk/2011/03/18/fukushima_friday/

Entertainment Weekly (ew.com). Most articles are short blurbs, but when they go recapping a serious drama, it can be almost 10 pages!

Gamespot 2 Page Article Example: http://www.gamespot.com/xbox360/action/call-of-juarez-the-cartel/review.html?tag=games%3Bgame_title%3B5

Printable from that article: http://www.gamespot.com/xbox360/action/call-of-juarez-the-cartel/review.html?tag=stitialclk%3Bgamespace&page=2&print=1

Alternet.org:

Regular:

http://www.alternet.org/world/151788/glenngreenwald%3Awhydoweharassmuslimsbutnotwhite%2Cnordic_males/

All pages of the article as one page:

http://www.alternet.org/world/151788/glenngreenwald%3Awhydoweharassmuslimsbutnotwhite%2Cnordic_males/?page=entire

I love this plugin and the idea behind it. This was an instant install.

One more vote, btw, for German weekly "Die Zeit"! (Explained above. Just add "/komplettansicht" to the URL.)

Thank you!

Christian Science Monitor please-- CSMonitor.com

Great idea, great extension. I fully support the suggestion to add the NY Review of Books to your list. Thank you.

http://www.zeit.de/

Thanks. Next- how about an extension that puts all the articles on all these sites into a single page? Thx

Great extension. Many thanks.

You already hit the main sites I would ask for which is doubly cool but I would suggest:

politico.com

Thanks.

The Globe and Mail (http://globeandmail.com) would be an easy candidate, not that I read it or anything. :P You simply add "singlepage/" to any URI matching the pattern /\/article\d+\//.

With a $ at the end of the pattern, of course. Oops.

televisionwithoutpity.com, please.

ArsTechnica! Please!

Just found a print version of the register, which might be a better choice than the mobile version:

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/03/18/fukushima_friday/print.html

I went ahead and coded up the patch to make this work with theregister; enjoy!

https://gist.github.com/1111466

A vote for The Register (theregister.co.uk), please. Thanks. Great extension!

latimes.com would be a great addition. They do some wonderful long-form journalism. Thanks for considering it!

Page-one is GREAT. Can you add The Pittsburgh Post Gazette?

These are the URL's of first page, second page and View entire article

first http://www.postgazette.com/pg/11209/1163477-96.stm

second http://www.postgazette.com/pg/11209/1163477-96-2.stm

entire http://www.postgazette.com/pg/11209/1163477-96-0.stm

I checked this for another 2 page article and for a three page, it uses -3.

How does one know that your list is updated?

Thanks

LA Times? (The first page I happened to visit after installing, and it had a split pager.) http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-0727-red-light-cameras-20110727,0,496609.story

Salon.com please! The "continue reading" button is supposed to expand the article inline, but doesn't work correctly in Chrome (it loads an entirely new page).

Thank you so much! This is great.

boston.com, please. It's already been suggested, but I can add that it appears to simply use ?page=full. Here's an example of a multi-page article:

http://www.boston.com/sports/baseball/redsox/articles/2011/07/28/ortizslamhelpssoxcrown_royals/

... and its single page equivalent:

http://www.boston.com/sports/baseball/redsox/articles/2011/07/28/ortizslamhelpssoxcrown_royals/?page=full

I hope this is helpful, and thank you for Page One!

National Review

http://www.nationalreview.com/articles/272915/looking-economic-abyss-conrad-black

print version:

http://www.nationalreview.com/articles/print/272915

How about Economic Times?

http://articles.economictimes.indiatimes.com/2011-07-26/news/298163041hotel-room-sofitel-travelers

Ars Technica again!!

Hey--suggestion for slight tweak. This extension doesn't allow Print View on nytimes.com, which makes it hard to print, or save a nice clean pdf of a story.

Print view is an ally in the fight against multi-page articles!

A vote for TheStreet.com, here's a link... and yes, it's MY article and I hate what they do to it... shhh.

http://www.thestreet.com/story/madmoneywrap.html

With the extension enabled, I'm getting 404 errors for some wired articles. The URL I'm trying to hit [1] and the URL after Page One goes to town [2].

Intended: [1] http://www.wired.com/beyondthebeyond/2011/07/reality-as-a-failed-state/

404'ed: [2] http://www.wired.com/beyondthebeyond/2011/07/reality-as-a-failed-state/all/1

+1 for New Scientist

This breaks the relationship between Disqus threads and articles at the Atlantic. If I click on a Disqus link (in email) I get sent to the print page, not the still live one. Not sure how it's doing that (does it look for a print style sheet and then just display that version?). So I can't use it yet.

For Slate articles reached via an RSS feed, they append “?from=rss”, which breaks the regex detection. Here’s a patch that should work but I haven’t tested yet: https://gist.github.com/1115893

The AV Club would be great for when they do those long interviews with show creators.

I second the request for startribune.com. Looks to me like "?page=all" appended to the URL is all it takes...

For the Washington Post, the extension currently redirects from the paginated view (ending in story.html) to the printable view (ending in print.html). It should instead probably use the single-page view (ending in singlePage.html), which uses the normal story formatting but with all the content on a single page rather than paginated. I find that much more readable. (When the Post’s redesign first went up a few months ago, there was a link to the single-page version in each multi-page story. They’ve stopped displaying that link now, but the single-page version still exists for each story if you enter the proper URL.)

In general, for sites whose only single-page view is the printable view, it would be nice if the extension offered an option about whether to redirect the user or not. I hate multi-page articles, but I arguably hate printable view in a web browser even more, and so would prefer not to be forwarded to the printable versions (although Safari’s can format those nicely with its “reader” button).

Thus, this URL: http://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/college-affirmative-action-back-on-supreme-courts-horizon/2011/07/28/gIQApXnwlI_story.html

Currently forwards here: http://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/college-affirmative-action-back-on-supreme-courts-horizon/2011/07/28/gIQApXnwlI_print.html

But should instead go here: http://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/college-affirmative-action-back-on-supreme-courts-horizon/2011/07/28/gIQApXnwlI_singlePage.html

Men's Health

http://www.menshealth.com/mhlists/gaintenpoundsofmuscle/

http://www.menshealth.com/mhlists/gaintenpoundsofmuscle/printer.php

The plugin breaks Bruce Sterling's Beyond the Beyond on Wired i.e. http://www.wired.com/beyondthebeyond/2011/07/dead-media-beat-vannevar-bush-memex-animation/ http://www.wired.com/beyondthebeyond/2011/07/web-semantics-telegraph-operators/all/1 etc.

I just treat this stupid fad as another IQ-test.

If you are a multi-page-whore, nothing you have to say is worth reading anyway.

One page load, or one pant load.

xconomy.com

Firefox extension too hopeful- or would you consider doing this?

thestreet.com would be much appreciated. :-)

Minor bug report: the Chrome extension(? - I haven't tested the Safari version) appears to naively whack the query parameter at the end of the full URL; thus if you're direct-linked to a URL with a hash fragment it won't work. Example.

Other than that, this is the Best Thing Ever.

Gamasutra.com ?

The Washington Times – just make sure "/?page=all" is at the end of the article URL.

Page One is a great extension!

The extension currently breaks the “email this” link on New York Times articles, which works via a hidden POST form submission and some javascript. In fact, by trying to redirect to a new URL without catching the form values, it will break any POST submission. Not sure if there’s a good fix to that other than finding and whitelisting all of the form submission URLs. In general, the extension (somewhat understandably) isn’t too smart about NYTimes pages; I’ve seen it add ?pagewanted=all to .jpg’s, to pop-up pages (e.g., clicking an image for the larger view in a pop-up window), and at least once I’ve seen ?pagewanted=1&pagewanted=all, which obviously shouldn’t happen either!

Would be great if users can add websites on their own. a.l.a similar to adding new search engine in chrome. can you add indianexpress.com the regular url http://www.indianexpress.com/news/Cornered-govt-to-debate-Maken-statement/829162/ print version http://www.indianexpress.com/news/Cornered-govt-to-debate-Maken-statement/829162/0

philly.com, please

The Christian Science Monitor, csmonitor.com, PLEASE!!!!

Love the extension. Another NY Times glitch: When one is not logged in, attempting to log in with the extension enabled does not successfully keep you logged in. You notice this when you get the pop-up window telling you your 20 free articles are used up. A workaround is to temporarily disable the extension, then log-in, the reenable the extension.

For the Atlantic, the extension seems take away the links in an article (doesn't happen with the NYT so I assume that is just the way the Atlantic rolls). I like the links there and the online articles are short. It would be great to be able to disable the extension for specific sites.

Thanks for the service!

Love it, but it conistently breaks Wired's blogs. It seems likely that as you add new sites, more and more will break for whatever reason, and upkeep will be a growing problem; and, of course, the vast majority of users will never figure out why they're getting 404s - it took me quite a while.

Maybe you should breaking it out a bit, with (a) a config page, and (b) a feed allows you to add new sites. Right now, to see a Wired blog item, I need to disable the extension; it would be much nicer to click a box exempting Wired from Page One.

hey there - would really love the blogs.forbes.com site to be included into the list of sites supported by your app. Much thanks!

EDGE magazine, please. Here's an example page: http://www.next-gen.biz/features/making-grand-theft-auto-iv

Thanks! Greg

?nopager=1 gives you full page articles on The Weekly Standard. http://www.weeklystandard.com/articles/vodka-nation_582069.html?nopager=1 for example.

I'd like to second Scott's note from above. As implemented, Page One currently breaks the "email this" functionality from New York Times pages. Not a huge deal, but a drag nonetheless.

htttp://www.zeit.de please!

Since new Slate website design was unfolded, the Page One extension no longer works there?

Please add NYMag.com! Thanks for this greatly needed extension!

Creative Loafing (Atlanta's alt weekly). Example of multipage story: http://clatl.com/atlanta/living-walls-welcomes-global-street-artists-thinkers-to-atlanta/Content?oid=1981611

Url for 2nd page: http://clatl.com/gyrobase/living-walls-welcomes-global-street-artists-thinkers-to-atlanta/Content?oid=1981611&storyPage=2

Url for viewing as a single page: http://clatl.com/gyrobase/living-walls-welcomes-global-street-artists-thinkers-to-atlanta/Content?oid=1981611&showFullText=true

Also, Creative Loafing also owns the Chicago Reader (both CLATL and the Reader are in the top 20 alt weeklies in the US), Washington City Paper and maybe a few others, so it's possible if they are on the same CMS, they fix could work for all.

Oh an also, ABC News. Example:

2 pages: http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/year-twitter-2011s-top-tweets/story?id=15065335#.Tt6p8WNC_jy

Single page: http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/year-twitter-2011s-top-tweets/story?id=15065335&singlePage=true#.Tt6oyGNC_jw

Hi, Can you add support for the new Pittsburgh Post-Gazette website? It is currently on http://ppgnow.com, but will soon (<2 months) be on the http://post-gazette.com domain. It should be much easier to add support for this site than the old one:

• Initial page load: http://ppgnow.com/stories/local/state/nations-eyes-focused-on-sandusky-hearing-59288/
• Second page: http://ppgnow.com/stories/local/state/nations-eyes-focused-on-sandusky-hearing-59288/?p=2
• All pages: http://ppgnow.com/stories/local/state/nations-eyes-focused-on-sandusky-hearing-59288/?p=0

Thanks!

Josh,

Your Chrome plug-in ROCKS. Here's a suggested site and I've done the URL breakdown for you -- it's extremely easy.

Normal Page That Requires You to Click from Page to Page
- http://www.businessinsider.com/mark-sanchez-endorsements-2012-1

To "View as One Page", they just add "?op=1" to the end of the page's URL.

Full Page Requiring No Clicking
- http://www.businessinsider.com/mark-sanchez-endorsements-2012-1?op=1

Any chance that would be easy to add to the plug-in? :-) :-) :-)

I only ask because I love the coverage businessinsider.com does across Tech, Sports, Business, etc. Just the interesting stuff worth reading.

Thanks and keep up the great work!

Scott Butler
scottpbutler@gmail.com

I love the extension, but it has not been working for me on Slate.com.

Josh,

I made a small change to the Chrome extension (haven't looked at the Safari version yet) to avoid adding pagewanted=all to NYTimes links that already have a pagewanted= in the URL (this enables getting to the print-formatted page, for example). I tried to make it generalizable to other sites, but haven't tested it.

Here's the diff:

diff -u  /Users/david/Library/Application\ Support/Google/Chrome/Default/Extensions/dbkfgfkbpmkgmplheedpbljahekhnjpn/1.1_0/singlepage.js /Users/david/Desktop/1.1_0/singlepage.js 
--- /Users/david/Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/Default/Extensions/dbkfgfkbpmkgmplheedpbljahekhnjpn/1.1_0/singlepage.js  2011-07-27 14:33:33.000000000 -0700
+++ /Users/david/Desktop/1.1_0/singlepage.js    2012-01-17 09:37:08.000000000 -0800
@@ -29,7 +29,12 @@
         'cjr.org' : 'page=all'
     },
     'domains' : '',
-    'rq' : /^.*?\?(.*)/
+    'rq' : /^.*?\?(.*)/,
+
+    // DSS
+    'omits' : {
+       'nytimes.com' : 'pagewanted='
+    }
 }

 for (var i in GM_SPN.sites) {
@@ -40,6 +45,14 @@
 GM_SPN.newurl =function(url) {
     var m = url.match(GM_SPN.r);
     if ( m && m[3]) { //matching non-homepage link
+   var om = GM_SPN.omits[m[2]];
+       if (om) { // see if we're there already
+       var re = new RegExp('^https?://([^/]*)' + om );
+            if (url.match(om)) {
+       return;  // don't override
+       }
+   }
+
         var qs = GM_SPN.sites[m[2]];

         if (typeof(qs) == 'object') { // replacement

Thanks for PageOne!

Please consider addition of The Globe and Mail website.

Please add HowStuffWorks, eg: http://people.howstuffworks.com/swearing.htm/printable

Josh, this is a really useful extension — thanks.

Unfortunately, when enabled (in Safari), the extension breaks the account management pages at https://homedelivery.nytimes.com, making it impossible to update subscriber billing info. It would be helpful if extension allowed specific subdomains to be excluded.

For PJ Media, append ?singlepage=true; e.g., pjmedia.com/arbitrary_stuff/?singlepage=true.

latimes.com

please

How about the Star Tribune in Minneapolis?

http://www.startribune.com/nation/155889335.html

http://www.startribune.com/nation/155889335.html?page=all

Slate's new format is pretty simple: it substitutes the trailing .html with _single.html like so:

(before) http://www.slate.com/[…]/website_pagination_stories_should_load_into_a_single_page_every_time_.html

(after) http://www.slate.com/[…]/website_pagination_stories_should_load_into_a_single_page_every_time_.single.html

First off, thank you so much for this extension.

Could you add support for Flavorpill?

Standard paginated article: http://www.flavorwire.com/340359/horror-films-you-didnt-realize-were-based-on-true-stories

One page version (add "all=1" as query param) http://www.flavorwire.com/340359/horror-films-you-didnt-realize-were-based-on-true-stories?all=1

Thanks again! - F

Danger Room in Wired is using something different...

http://www.wired.com/dangerroom/2012/12/steath-secrets/all/1?pid=1688&viewall=true

Reason.com would be good, just needs /singlepage at the end of the address for an article - ie from http://reason.com/archives/2013/02/10/liquor-privatization-could-mean-new-mark to http://reason.com/archives/2013/02/10/liquor-privatization-could-mean-new-mark/singlepage

slate.com just needs .single before the .html

thanks, love your extension!

Why is there not a version of this for Firefox?!

Please add http://www.alternet.org

To get the single-page version of an article they just add the following query string to the URL: ?paging=off

Here's an example: http://www.alternet.org/glenn-greenwald-how-marriage-equality-movement-uprooting-centuries-religious-and-social-dogma?paging=off

Could you do that automatically to long stories on their site?

Thanks!

I think there's a new issue with Village Voice; opening this link [http://www.villagevoice.com/2013-04-24/news/stoya-pop-star-of-porn/] with the extension turned on launches into an endless refresh loop. But I can open this link [http://www.villagevoice.com/2013-04-24/news/stoya-pop-star-of-porn/full/] explicitly without an issue.