Saturday, February 13, 2010

Download Files from ZShare, Mediafire, HotFile, 4Shared, Easy-Share with RDesc Downloader

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Rapidshare and Megaupload are two of the biggest file hosting sites available today. But we should not forget that there are a lots of other file sharing and hosting sites available that we use to download files. I have previously posted Rapidshare unlimited files downloader and Megaupload unlimited files downloader. But here is the downloader tool to download unlimited files from sites like HotFile, MediaFire, 4Shared, ZShare, Easy-Share etc and it’s RDesc downloader. Using RDesc file downloader, you can download multiple and unlimited files from a lots of file sharing sites.

RDesc file Downloader

Key Features of RDesc Downloader

  • Download unlimited files from several file hosting sites
  • Grab all download links from a web page and queue them for download using bulk link adding feature
  • Automatic router reconnection to generate new IP addresses to bypass download limits
  • Bypass captcha (word verification) processes
  • Complete download details and log file
  • Download progress bar with estimated time details

RDesc file downloader is available in Spanish language only, but it’s easy interface will make it easy to use even if you don’t know Spanish language. You need to have Microsoft Framework 3.5 installed on your system in order to use this.

Now you don’t have to wait for more time to download files. Bypass captcha settings and download multiple files from ZShare, MediaFire, HotFile, Easy-Share and 4Shared at a time by resetting and auto generating IP address.

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Hotfile.com Timer No Wait Hack

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Hotfile.com Timer No Wait Hack

Tired of waiting for files from HotFile.com ? This guide is for you. You can learn how to quickly and simply modify and bypass the timer during runtime of the JavaScript timer for HotFile.com.

If you are looking for a hack for the HotFile.com Hourly Limit, please see my guide Hotfile.com Hourly Limit Bypass Hack.

The Background

Download sites have a simple business model. Get lots of visitors, make money from advertisers placing ads on their site. How to get lots of visitors, and therefore make lots of money? Simple. Provide content that everyone wants. Downloads which for the most part are unmonitored and unfiltered, and typically only removed if the copyright holder complains.

Back to the money. The more files you download = the more ads you see = the more money they make. If you don’t want to (wait) while seeing the ads, they still want their money, and they want to take it from you, providing you access to files that aren’t even their own property. An excellent deal indeed Sherlock!

So, if you don’t want to be a part of the More ads = More money (for them…) scheme, then you either better fork up the money, or hack up a solution. Unfortunately this guide will not help you do any forking, but it will help you with the later.

Please note that this hack does not affect the server or service of HotFile.com in any way, but instead hacks the “cached” copy of the web page once loaded to your computer. Only the web page files which are stored on your computer when viewing the site will be modified. As the DMCA permits modification of data for personal use, and the data does in fact reside on your hard drive, this hack is legal in all technical matters.

I am not responsible for what you do with this script, and it is provided here for educational purposes only. Please see HotFile.com for their terms of use of their website and services, including any documentation regarding code modification if applicable. HotFile.com’s trademarks and copyrights are properties of their respective owners.

HotFile.com Download Wait Timer Hack Instructions:

You will need:

Mozilla Firefox ( 3.x or newer)-

http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/

Firebug (Firefox Addon) -

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/1843
Firebug in the Firefox extension status bar.

Firebug in the Firefox addon tray.

With Firefox configured with Firebug, you are armed with the tools necessary to modify JavaScript as it executes real time from your system memory.

HotFile.com ’s download timer is written in pure client side JavaScript. A quick glance through the script shows there are multiple points of vulnerability, thus multiple methods of hacking the java script running in your web browser. The only question now is “Trick or Treat”?

Method 1: Trick It

This method initializes all built in script functions which actually are preventing immediate download, however once it is initialized, the second variable definition actually satisfies the timer function by telling the mathematical timer that the time waited is greater than what is required, thus forcing the script to continue and present us with the option to execute the document.forms.f.submit(); function.

starttimer(); var timerend=30001;

Method 2: Treat It

Skipping the above form, you can actually just call the summit form straight away. This is the most efficient method of skipping the timer, as it literally bypasses all timer functions and posts the download form which is hidden and out of site.

document.forms.f.submit();

Choose Wisely

To take advantage of these JavaScript hacks, in Firebug, switch to the console. If it is not enabled, click on Firebug’s console menu to enable it, which will reload the page with the console enabled. The console has two sections to it. One for displaying events as they happen, and a second, for manually inputting commands to the page loaded in memory in real time.

The input console will be prefixed with “>>>” indicating that it is the location for putting your commands in.

JavaScript console in Firebug for Mozilla Firefox.

JavaScript console in Firebug for Mozilla Firefox.

Once you have decided which method you want to use, simply paste in your modified code.

If you are wanting to play with the timer’s numbers, Please take note that the time is represented in milliseconds. When specifying time in milliseconds, 1000 equals one second, 10,000 equals ten seconds, etc. In the below code example, the “timerend” is equal to thirty seconds, and one thousandth of a second.

var timerend=30001;

The Gravity of HotFile.com

Unfortunately what goes up must come down. HotFile tracks server side the amount of files you hit per hour, and are able to enforce a limit based on your IP. Even if you are successful in evading the pre-download wait timer, you will be forced to wait out the hourly download limit timer if you hit it.

But if you are determined, there is still hope. There is one solution which is a rudimentary method of bypassing this hourly download limit. If you are able to do it or not is dependent on whether or not you can reset your Cable/DSL modem and switch IP’s, as well as “Clear Private Data” killing the session and any cookies from your browser, than there will be no limit for you. If you are able to change IP’s, and clear the private data, then you’ve just escalated your HotFile.com skills to ubercool status, and have joined the no-limit’s club. For instructions on how to bypass HotFile.com’s Hourly Limit please reference this tutorial titled “Hotfile.com Hourly Limit Bypass Hack“.

You have chosen wisely. Happy HotFiling!

61 ฟรีโปรแกรมที่น่าใช้จาก lifehacker.com

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http://lifehacker.com/5412886/61-free-apps-were-most-thankful-for

61 Free Desktop Applications, Webapps, and Tools We're Most Thankful For
  1. Firefox (see also: Power User's Guide to Firefox 3, Top 10 Firefox 3.5 Features)
  2. VLC (see also: Master Your Digital Media with VLC, VLC Hits 1.0 with Better Playback and File Support)
  3. CCleaner (see also: Five Best Windows Maintenance Tools)
  4. Dropbox (see also: Use Dropbox for More Than Just File Syncing, Sync Files and Folders Outside Your My Dropbox Folder)
  5. 7-Zip (see also: Five Best File Compression Tools)
  6. OpenOffice.org (see also: OpenOffice.org 3.1's Usability Tweaks, OpenOffice.org Screenshots Preview a Ribbon-Like Toolbar)
  7. Google Chrome (see also: The Power User's Guide to Google Chrome, 2009 Edition)
  8. µTorrent (see also: Tweak uTorrent's Settings for Faster Downloads, Five Best BitTorrent Applications)
  9. Notepad++ (see also: Five Best Text Editors, AutoSave Adds Reassurance to Notepad++ Editing)
  10. Gmail (see also: Our full Gmail coverage)
  11. GIMP (see also: Gimp 2.7 Beta Improves Text Editing, Streamlines Saving)
  12. Paint.NET (see also: Paint.NET Releases Big Update, Still a Killer Photoshop Alternative, Paint.NET Plugin Lets You Open Photoshop Files)
  13. Microsoft Security Essentials (see also: Microsoft Security Essentials Free Antivirus App Leaves Beta, Stop Paying for Windows Security; Microsoft's Security Tools Are Good Enough)
  14. Revo Uninstaller (see also: Lifehacker Pack 2009: Our List of Essential Free Windows Downloads)
  15. Evernote (see also: Evernote 3.5 Beta Brings Tons of Tiny Fixes to Windows, Expand Your Brain with Evernote)
  16. Thunderbird (see also: Thunderbird 3 Release Candidate Available for Download)
  17. Audacity (see also: Geek to Live: Make a ringtone from any MP3)
  18. ImgBurn (see also: Turn Your PC into a DVD Ripping Monster, Five Best CD and DVD Burning Tools)
  19. Picasa (see also: Picasa 3.5 Organizes Your Photos with Facial Recognition)
  20. Skype (see also: Our full Skype coverage)
  21. Pidgin (see also: Ten Must-Have Plug-ins to Power Up Pidgin, Five Best Instant Messengers)
  22. Ubuntu (see also: First Look at Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic Koala, Dual-Boot Windows 7 and Ubuntu in Perfect Harmony)
  23. iTunes (see also: iTunes 9 Improves Syncing, Network Sharing, More)
  24. foobar2000 (see also: Screenshot Tour: The beautiful and varied world of foobar2000, Hack Attack: Roll your own killer audio player with foobar2000)
  25. Foxit Reader (see also: Five Best PDF Readers, Lifehacker Pack 2009: Our List of Essential Free Windows Downloads)
  26. FileZilla (see also: Five Best FTP Clients, Build a Home FTP Server with FileZilla)
  27. VirtualBox (see also: The Beginner's Guide to Creating Virtual Machines with VirtualBox)
  28. TrueCrypt (see also: Geek to Live: Encrypt your data, Five Best Portable Applications)
  29. Avast! (see also: Five Best Antivirus Applications)
  30. Defraggler (see also: Five Best Disk Defragmenters)
  31. KeePass (see also: Eight Best KeePass Plug-Ins to Master Your Passwords, How to Use Dropbox as the Ultimate Password Syncer)
  32. Opera (see also: Opera 10.10 with Unite Media Server Released)
  33. AVG (see also: AVG 9 Free Now Available for Download)
  34. Digsby (see also: Five Best Instant Messengers, Digsby Sees the Light, Removes (Some) Bundled Crapware)
  35. Google Reader (see also: Our full Google Reader coverage)
  36. Winamp (see also: Win7shell Adds Windows 7 Jump List Support to Winamp)
  37. Google Earth (see also: Google Earth 5.1 Speeds Up Your World Browsing)
  38. TeraCopy (see also: Five Best Alternative File Copiers)
  39. Launchy (see also: Our full Launchy coverage)
  40. Transmission (see also: Lifehacker Pack 2009: Our List of Essential Free Mac Downloads)
  41. Eclipse IDE
  42. SpyBot Search & Destroy (see also: Five Best Malware Removal Tools)
  43. Adium (see also: Adium Updates with Security Fixes, Better Facebook Integration)
  44. PuTTY (see also: Add Tabs to PuTTY with PuTTY Connection Manager)
  45. Songbird (see also: Songbird 1.0 Release Official, Fixes Bugs, Plays iTunes Purchases, Killer Add-ons Make Songbird So Much Better)
  46. Sumatra PDF (see also: Sumatra 1.0 is a Blazing Fast Replacement for Adobe Reader)
  47. XBMC (see also: Build a Silent, Standalone XBMC Media Center On the Cheap, Customize XBMC with These Five Awesome Skins, Turbo Charge Your New XBMC Installation)
  48. Blender (see also: Learn Blender with free e-book)
  49. CDBurnerXP (see also: Five Best CD and DVD Burning Tools)
  50. Everything (see also: Everything Finds Windows Files As You Type, Top 10 Tiny & Awesome Windows Utilities)
  51. HandBrake (see also: HandBrake Updates to 0.9.4 with Over 1,000 Changes, 64-Bit Support)
  52. Rainmeter (see also: Rainmeter 1.0 Brings the Enigma Desktop to Everyone)
  53. AutoHotkey (see also: Turn Any Action into a Keyboard Shortcut, Hack Attack: Knock down repetitive email with AutoHotKey)
  54. Google Calendar (see also: Our full Google Calendar coverage)
  55. MediaMonkey (see also: MediaMonkey 3.2 Syncs with More Devices, Adds Auto Folder Watching)
  56. Quicksilver (see also: A beginner's guide to Quicksilver)
  57. WinSCP
  58. Google Voice (see also: Make Unlimited Free Calls on Your Cellphone with Google Voice, How to Ease Your Transition to Google Voice)
  59. Boxee (see also: Build a Cheap But Powerful Boxee Media Center, Boxee to Launch Beta with Loads of New Features)
  60. AdBlock Plus (see also: Top 10 Must-Have Firefox Extensions, 2009 Edition)
  61. Media Player Classic (see also: Five Best Video Players)

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