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Linkcontainer Formats : DLC (Download Link Container), CCF (Cryptloads's containerformat, broken) and RSDF (Rapidshare Downloader Format, broken) - [JDownloader]
by decembre
Link-Containers are encrypted linklists. Using Containerfiles, it is very comfortable to provide many links at once. Moreover a encrypted container hides it's links from curious eyes. There are three different container formats: DLC, CCF (Cryptloads's containerformat, broken) and RSDF (Rapidshare Downloader Format, broken). JDownloader can handle all of them. DLC :Download Link Container , After RSDF and CCF got cracked, the JD-team decided to create a new Containerformat with the objectives to allow anybody to create DLCs and to allow every Loader to read DLCs. In order to live up to those expectations DLC uses a client-server encryption. Links are processed locally while the keys are distributed and recrypted by a webservice. To date, the DLC encryption has not been broken.
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November 2009
Adding Instant Messaging Hyperlinks to a Web Site (included messenger clients: Msn,Yahoo,Aim,Google Talk,Skype) | Dotnetwizard.net | MyDNW.com
by ycc2106
Interact via Yahoo messenger Replace USERNAME with yourID@yahoo.com <a href=”ymsgr:sendIM?USERNAME”>Contact me via yahoo</a> <a href=”ymsgr:addfriend?USERNAME”>Add me to buddy list</a> <a href=”ymsgr:sendIM?USERNAME
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flic.kr short URL screenshot on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
by decembre
Simple Greasemonkey script to add a flic.kr short URL link to the Additional Information section.
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Delicious.com - Dim Saved Links for Greasemonkey
by decembre
Dim out any links on Delicious that you've already saved in your own account.
Linkoder (QRCode) - Cool Greasemonkey Script adds Barcodes for each link on a web page
by decembre
Linkoder (QRCode) - Cool Greasemonkey Script adds Barcodes for each link on a web page I just found a cool greasemonkey script on userscripts.org by a person called Vorn. The script is called Linkoder (QRCode) - it can basically add Barcodes for each link on any web page. Its really useful for mobile phone users, with barcode reader applications on their phones, such as the N95 which comes with a barcode reader app as standard, as it saves them typing in long URLs, instead they can just scan the barcode on their PC screen, and then browse directly to the link with their phones web browser. you can get the script here: Install scripthttp://userscripts.org/scripts/show/24580
