- download manager good for capturing redirected download links?
- Posted by spoon2001 on August 21st, 2005
Some of the DL managers I've tried have trouble when there is no direct
download link ... like on some major download sites where you click on a
"download" button and it seems the browser gets redirected several times
before it finally gets to a real download URL.
Has anybody found a download manager that does really well in capturing
these kinds of downloads?
p.s. I'm trying WellGet right now, am impressed, but haven't tested it out
on those pesky indirect links ...
- Posted by kenny on August 21st, 2005
the one I have seen that works on some... is www.flashget.com
you can also try the www.freedownloadmanager.org
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- Posted by Henry The Mole on August 21st, 2005
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- Posted by Kittie Spit on August 21st, 2005
I've seen some descriptions posted recently to this group, but can't
recall the names. They were posted in the last couple weeks in response
to people asking about "Rapidshare hacks" or "Megaupload hacks" --
trying to cheat download sites that have hidden links & are MB limited
[ie, 20 meg in an hour, etc].
I am NOT recommending ANY hacks for above sites, just pointing out that
discussion of above included download managers that could get "hidden"
links from these sites.
I'd try searching rapidshare & hack or megaupload & hack in Google
Groups.
- Posted by Clif Notes on August 21st, 2005
Hi all,
I think you may never get some of these sites to show you a "real"
link.
Here's what I've figured out through observation of download links ...
On the server side, they place a file in a temporary folder for the
download, and as soon as you have the download, the temp file is
removed on their end.
You end up with a valid http:// link that goes nowhere.
- Posted by Bjorn Simonsen on August 21st, 2005
spoon2001 wrote in <11gha829suksc94@corp.supernews.com>:
FIW some browsers offers to "turn off redirection" (I know Opera
does). When you click a link that gets redirected, you will see the
(first) link it gets redirected to on page by it self, for you to
click (or copy) - or not. And so on...until you finally get there, to
the final download link.
All the best,
Bjorn Simonsen
