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The following is an archive of comments made before threaded discussions was implemented (November 16th, 2008) |
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Hi paullus u're ok?
But i ask u if can u update this script?Because the rapidshare is already changed,now they're like rapidshare.com and your script doesn't work anymore. Thanks a lot! |
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this no longer bypasses the download timer, BUT the first part is GREAT for clicking the free button and immediately starting the download timer :) button clicker works in FX 1.0.x and 1.5 |
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ERROR INSTALLING USER SCRIPT: [Exception...."Component returned failure code:0x804b000a [nsII0Service.newChannel]" nsresult:0x804b000a (<unknown>"location: "JS frame:: chrome://gmaildeletebutton/content/browser.xul::getcontents::line 18" DATA:NO] After more closely examining the error message it became that the extension Gmail Button which I had installed was causing the problem. After uninstalling it, the scripts installed fine.</unknown> |
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Using 1.5 final And Greasemonkey 0.6.4, the script will not install. Any ideas? In fact, most of the scripts will not install with this config. |
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It seem not be be working, anymore there was a Script (PHP) and a Desktop app. for leeching RapidShare links by someone, the script is no more useful but they have UPDATED the Desktop app. to work with the new IMAGE CODE system - http://snipurl.com/RapidLeecher |
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I see Rapidshare have changed their system again - you have to enter a 3 letter code from a dynamically generated image. The form with that on is URL ecoded in a string after the timeout event and is simply written to the page with innerHTML = unencode(); You won't be able to read the image using JS, obviously but you can still skip straight to the form, I imagine. |
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you have to wait like 10 seconds before downloading. |
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Script currently does not work, get a "Download-Ticket nicht bereit. JavaScript Fehler?" message. |
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i get this error when i click download too fast. Download-Ticket nicht bereit. JavaScript Fehler? i have to wait like 6 seconds before downloading. |
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Hey, thats a great idea, parsing the page for the unescape() code. I had thought of that at first, but it doesnt seem 'clean' to me and is easily stoppable, if for instance they add a lot of extra unescape() calls. |
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THANX!!!
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