Tatler Online-- Now behind a paywall

[bx...@yahoo.com]

This site has been free for years, but I recently noticed some of their articles were for "Members Only."

Today, when I went to access the site, i noticed that every article is now behind a paywall.

Brooke

[Jonathan]

It would appear, as with many such sites (the Telegraph is a good example) you can read the articles by disabling Javascript in your web browser.

[Patricia Light]

i have just accessed Tatler Online - no problem

[bx...@yahoo.com]

Patricia, I just tried it, and am having the same issues as I had earlier-- when you click on an article to read, you see it for a few seconds, and then it blocks you, and asks you to subscribe to read the rest of it.

Not sure what the issue is (why you can access it, but I can't)  but it appears to be another site that  will no longer use.

Brooke

[bx...@yahoo.com]

I meant to say "... it appears to be another site that I will no longer use."

Brooke

[Patricia Light]

Just accessed the sight i can read the artcles and not blocked - mind you over Easter weekend i had difficulty in accessing many sites, so maybe there is a random server problem. It was ok on Tuesday

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[bx...@yahoo.com]

Thanks, Patricia.

I'll try it again tomorrow and see what happens.

Brooke

[Timothy M]

It’s £1 a month for the first six months and £2 thereafter.  It doesn’t seem unreasonable for a business to want to increase revenues when their costs are going up.

[bx...@yahoo.com]

They're entitled to ask whatever they want.  I'm sure they're will be some who will choose to subscribe, but with the cost of everything else going up, I'm not one of them.  

It's a nice site, but certainly one I can, and will, live without.

[992234177]

They’ve recently downgraded their offices.   Maybe Conde Nast is struggling.  Tatler hasn’t been a good website for several years.   Bystander used to be very good with loads of events covered.   Lots of the old ones are still on line if you can manage to find them

[Henry W]

Brooke

If you have open an article that comes up with a paywall, try https://www.removepaywall.com/ 

Just copy and paste the link into the search bar there.  I usually find that Option 3 is the most likely to show a copy of recent articles so that I can read them,

This will be effective for reading Tatler and the Daily Telegraph.  Quite possibly other online publications too.  Some websites have a proper subscription wall where you need to login to even find the link to the article - this won't be effective for reading those.

On Friday, 10 April 2026 at 12:34:18 UTC+1 bx...@yahoo.com wrote:

[bx...@yahoo.com]

Thanks, Henry, for your help with this.  

Our group is much better for factual  information, but now and then, they have an interesting article.

Thanks again!

Brooke