Follow On Google+I have posted about Skipping or Bypassing Rapidshare or Megaupload, hotfile waiting time.
In this post I have a new Rapidshare hacking tip for you. Well, you might be aware of Browsers like Firefox, or Internet Explorer. I would like to introduce you to a browser known as Torpark Browser, which works as a anonymous web browser. It is like a proxy browser where you can change your permanent IP Address to dynamic IP Address. So, when ever you run this browser you get a new IP address. Now download mutliple files at the same time. Yes you read it right, you can download multiple rapidshare files or megaupload, hotfile files at the same time. You can even skip or bypass the time limit on downloading files. The most amazing thing is IDM works with this browser.
Note: You need to close the browser window after each download coz it will reset the ip address.
Description: As a way of avoiding spyware and pop-ups, Torpark successfully allows you to surf the Web anonymously, although the publisher warns of possible connection slowdowns.
The self-extracting file installs quickly, and you can run it from your hard drive, or as the publisher suggests, from a jump drive. Torpark adds to your browser’s toolbar a few unobtrusive buttons, which allow you to activate/deactivate the tool and configure its privacy settings according to your specifications. The tool effectively restricts pop-ups; blocks surreptitious installations of adware, spyware, and cookies; and hides any traces of your surfing. You can check the Torpark Tools menu while visiting a site and build a list of blocked items for the current page; from the same list box, you may add to a white list any or all of the displayed items.
The publisher cautions that using Torpark may slow your Internet connection speed, particularly if you’re using a dial-up, but we noticed no slowdown during our tests. Torpark is free, easy to use, and suitable for all users interested in protecting their privacy while visiting Web sites.
In this post I have a new Rapidshare hacking tip for you. Well, you might be aware of Browsers like Firefox, or Internet Explorer. I would like to introduce you to a browser known as Torpark Browser, which works as a anonymous web browser. It is like a proxy browser where you can change your permanent IP Address to dynamic IP Address. So, when ever you run this browser you get a new IP address. Now download mutliple files at the same time. Yes you read it right, you can download multiple rapidshare files or megaupload, hotfile files at the same time. You can even skip or bypass the time limit on downloading files. The most amazing thing is IDM works with this browser.
Note: You need to close the browser window after each download coz it will reset the ip address.
Description: As a way of avoiding spyware and pop-ups, Torpark successfully allows you to surf the Web anonymously, although the publisher warns of possible connection slowdowns.
The self-extracting file installs quickly, and you can run it from your hard drive, or as the publisher suggests, from a jump drive. Torpark adds to your browser’s toolbar a few unobtrusive buttons, which allow you to activate/deactivate the tool and configure its privacy settings according to your specifications. The tool effectively restricts pop-ups; blocks surreptitious installations of adware, spyware, and cookies; and hides any traces of your surfing. You can check the Torpark Tools menu while visiting a site and build a list of blocked items for the current page; from the same list box, you may add to a white list any or all of the displayed items.
The publisher cautions that using Torpark may slow your Internet connection speed, particularly if you’re using a dial-up, but we noticed no slowdown during our tests. Torpark is free, easy to use, and suitable for all users interested in protecting their privacy while visiting Web sites.
1 comment
Doesn't friggen work!
I'm trying with Hotfile and it disables the button and mentions that scripts are disabled.
Impressively though, IP detection sites couldn't see that I was using a proxy.
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