Wallabag is fetching 'Cookie Approval Text' instead of article content

[DonUber]

For a Dutch newspaper when saving to my wallabag, it fetches the text for cookie approval instead of the content of the article. Using Pocket this problem is not present.

Example of an article giving this problem: http://www.nrc.nl/nieuws/2016/10/02/de-nederlandse-school-wanorde-onrust-en-lawaai-4566603-a1524441

The fetched text is:

NRC Media Holding BV maakt gebruik van cookies en daarmee vergelijkbare technieken. www.nrc.nl gebruikt functionele en analytische cookies om u een optimale bezoekerservaring te bieden. Bovendien plaatsen derde partijen tracking cookies om u gepersonaliseerde advertenties te tonen en om buiten de website van NRC relevante aanbiedingen te doen. Ook worden er tracking cookies geplaatst door social media-netwerken. Uw internetgedrag kan door deze derden gevolgd worden door middel van deze tracking cookies. Door hiernaast op akkoord te klikken, of door gebruik te blijven maken van deze website gaat u hiermee akkoord.

[j0k3r]

Should be fixed in the next release

[guyspr]

To not create a new issue about the same problem, similar issue with https://tweakers.net/nieuws/119975/google-brengt-android-wear-20-begin-februari-uit.html
(Or any other article from tweakers.net). They have a cookiewall of which the text gets displayed.

[j0k3r]

@guyspronck the article looks great on my side, no cookie content:

To be sure the cookie panel isn't retrieved I've pushed a PR on siteconfig to remove it.
Might be available in the next release. Or you can update the file on your own in vendor/vendor/j0k3r/graby-site-config/tweakers.net.txt

[guyspr]

This is the result I get:

I'll try the tweakers.net.txt!

[guyspr]

Tried this and it didn't resolve the issue for me. Seems like its redirecting to a separate cookiewall page. I'm running in Docker if that adds anything.

[j0k3r]

Could you try adding http_header(user-agent): PHP/5.3 ?

[guyspr]

Doesn't seem to work for me. Still getting the cookie wall text as result.