What you want is the Replica Edition:I did! My peeve is basically with the layout. Like the same article will be on the front page of Front Page, Politics, US, and maybe even another section or two. Now I haven't read the physical paper in years but I'm pretty sure things haven't gotten so bad that they're doing that now. Doesn't make for a good experience imo. And unless I'm missing something the options are extremely limited. My personal preference they should on Newsstand just deliver you the actual paper with its actual sections and corresponding articles, and then have a section for articles posted online since you got the paper or something. When I read the Economist I get the Economist for the most part, not some jank version that repeats articles in eight different places.
Also I know NY Times doesn't play nice with Instapaper (I believe) but if you have their damn app and subscribe, is there any way to save articles from web? I see a bunch of share stuff but I don't want to do that just save.
Now NYT doesn't want the Replica edition to be available on mobile devices but it's perfect for the new iPad :|... PressReader just released an update too:NYT said:The Replica Edition is an exact digital replica of the printed paper. It's not a Web site, but a digital page-by-page reproduction of the newspaper — including all the articles, photos, advertisements and more. View by section, by article or search by keyword. You can also enjoy reading The Replica Edition by downloading the PressReader software that allows you to store the last seven issues on your computer. You can then read content where ever you like without needing an active Internet connection.
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I signed up for the NYT replica edition 2 week trial and then authorized my account in the PressReader iPad app, thereby unlocking access to the NYT issues which aren't usually on display. However there is one frustrating problem—it's not showing the most recent issues of the newspaper :|
You can still access the most recent issues via one of the third-party iOS browsers (have to change the user agent to impersonate a desktop browser) but it doesn't compare to the PressReader app.
Damn you NYTimes.