Hello, as some of you might have noticed, www.rapidshare.com launched its new website today. Since the countdown timer has always been an issue, I've been thinking on how to bypass that timer with the new website. It seems absolutely possible. The Javascript code that is responsible for the timer can be found <a href="http://o0t.de/nopaste/paste.php?f=2tyqwj">here</a>. The following I have tried: <code>window.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", function() { unsafeWindow.c = 3; }, false);</code> Unfortunately it doesn't work. Right now, Happy Hours are active, so I can't post any more code, sorry about that. Maybe one of you guys has an idea? I believe they're gonna fix that soon, but until then we could just use their inability, why not. Thanks for all answers. <p>Hello,</p> <p>as some of you might have noticed, <a href="http://www.rapidshare.com">www.rapidshare.com</a> launched its new website today. <br />Since the countdown timer has always been an issue, I've been thinking on how to bypass that timer with the new website.</p> <p>It seems absolutely possible. <br />The Javascript code that is responsible for the timer can be found <a href="http://o0t.de/nopaste/paste.php?f=2tyqwj">here</a>.</p> <p>The following I have tried: <br /><code>window.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", function() { unsafeWindow.c = 3; }, false);</code></p> <p>Unfortunately it doesn't work. <br />Right now, Happy Hours are active, so I can't post any more code, sorry about that.</p> <p>Maybe one of you guys has an idea?</p> <p>I believe they're gonna fix that soon, but until then we could just use their inability, why not.</p> <p>Thanks for all answers.</p> 2008-06-03T23:21:14Z 2 Forum 9615 2488 2008-06-03T23:21:14Z 33073