avoid rapishare.de waiting

[Shub-Nigurrath]

ok ok.. I too do not know that much of js..if some1 willing to fix it would be great!

[taos]

another solution.

Thats simple and innovative taos. May be you can integrate it with firefox using Greasemonkey

http://greasemonkey.mozdev.org/

From their website:

Greasemonkey is a Firefox extension which lets you to add bits of DHTML ("user scripts") to any webpage to change it's behavior. In much the same way that user CSS lets you take control of a webpage's style, user scripts let you easily control any aspect of a webpage's design or interaction.

For example you could:

* Make sure that all URLs displayed in the browser are clickable links
* Improve the usability of a site you frequent
* Route around common and annoying website bugs

[aldente]

@visu:

Well, the current plugin for Firefox works just fine, and I already have a code sample, to work with non-clickable links, and it'll get implemented in the next version, until then I'll enjoy my freetime.

Thanks but its not really complicated. I already have script based on taos's post. It automatically displays the RapidShare link without any delay or any user action.

Just install http://greasemonkey.mozdev.org/ in order to use attached script.

Instruction: drag following script on firefox, click Tools->Install User Script.

Thats it. Now whenever you visit RapidShare Free link, it will immidiately displays the URL (which you would otherwise see after delay). Very simple ( I prefer open source )

Visu

==== I appear to have problem uploading script hence I am copying it here, save following script in filename rapidshare.user.js and then drag it to firefox====


// ==UserScript==
// @name RapidShare QuickLink
// @namespace http://rapidshare.de
// @description This script will allow you to download from Rapidshare with no delay
// @include http://rapidshare.de/*
// ==/UserScript==

var counta=0;var countb=0;var countc=0;var countd=0;var counte=0;var countf=0;var countg=0;var counth=0;var counti=0;var countj=0;var countk=0;var countl=0;var countm=0;var countn=0;var counto=0;var countp=0;var countq=0;var countr=0;var counts=0;var countt=0;var countu=0;var countv=0;var countw=0;var countx=0;var county=0;var countz=0;

[aldente]

@visu:

OK, it works, but you have to load 2 huge pages with ads and images each time you download, and believe me: that's not really funny, if you are on an ISDN-connection with superb 0,064 MBit/s!