Yet another Rapidshare hack
A few weeks after I published my Rapidshare Linux hack (which removes the delay between two consecutive downloads by changing the MAC and the IP addresses) and probably completely unrelated to this Rapidshare introduced another annoying "feature" - up to 1 minute delay before the first download.
It turns out that there is a trivial hack for this too (but only for these who aresmartlucky to use Firefox). First you will have to install Greasemonkey Firefox addon and after that my Rapidshare delay removal script.
Enjoy!
P.S. This Javascript hack is not exactly new, I just automated it using Greasemonkey.
P.P.S. Here is the script source code:
window.addEventListener(
'load',
function() { this.c = 0},
true);
It simply changes the value of "c" variable to 0 after the page finishes loading. This variable is used by Rapidshare Javascript delay function, so my script just sets this delay to 0.
Update: Apparently this does not work anymore as they check the time delay on the server too.
It turns out that there is a trivial hack for this too (but only for these who are
Enjoy!
P.S. This Javascript hack is not exactly new, I just automated it using Greasemonkey.
P.P.S. Here is the script source code:
window.addEventListener(
'load',
function() { this.c = 0},
true);
It simply changes the value of "c" variable to 0 after the page finishes loading. This variable is used by Rapidshare Javascript delay function, so my script just sets this delay to 0.
Update: Apparently this does not work anymore as they check the time delay on the server too.
Labels: firefox, greasemonkey, hack, javascript, linux, rapidshare
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