1. Huge ad at the top.
2. Large persistent bar under that telling me I’m on Bloomburg’s Site.
3. Headline in large bold font.
4. Author and dateline
5. Huge blue (sharing?) icon with white dots
6. Huge persistent bar begging me to log in or subscribe.
7. Large persistent ad at the bottom.
After much scrolling you can get to the article. The state of mobile web journalism I guess.
Sites like this make me hate the web. I have even started to like pages that I hated when they were launched because they were slow (prime example: Swedish state television: www.svt.se). They now shine like beacons of hope.
Firefox for Android has it as well, combined with ublock origin it makes reading long form on a phone pleasant.
https://github.com/user234683/no-js-fixer
It's meant to be used in conjuction with disabling javascript or using js-blockers like uMatrix, however, so I'm not sure if that's your use case (if you're frequently annoyed by ads, popups, auto-play videos, etc, you might want to look into something like uMatrix or uBlock anyway.)
This particular site works without javascript except that the article text is blurred. I might consider making the script just remove blurs completely and fix that type of defect in general, because I can't think of a legitimate use of blur that isn't just unnecessary eye candy.