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Originally Posted by Doom
The items its find are probably not the main product pictures though,
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As long as Cloudflare is not blocking, those product pictures should be found since the deep-parser will add all items it finds inside the html code and the product images are linked as clear-text in html code e.g.:
jlist.com/media/cache/sylius_shop_product_original/ea/e9/ed03d4c347a06eda18f1d48aa0f2.jpg
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Originally Posted by Doom
If I'm trying to copy paste their url I got the Cloudflare thingy again
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As explained please read the Cloudflare thread. This is not a JD bug.
As long as Cloudflare is blocking at this stage, you will not be able to use JD to grab/download anything from jlist.com either way.
Cloudflare FAQ English:
https://board.jdownloader.org/showthread.php?t=83712
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Originally Posted by Doom
I'm bad with coding stuff so it will be a bit hard for me,
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Creating such rules has nothing to do with coding abilities.
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Originally Posted by Doom
But what I'm mostly scared of is ruining the current settings of the LinkCrawler which work fine for most of the sites I'm using it at aside few,
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This won't happen.
If you are using LinkCrawler rules created by other users: Just create a backup before creating custom rules.
If you are afraid of changing other settings or "destrying" your setup with changed settings: Just create a full backup in beforehand and then start playing around.
Help article about backup of settings:
https://support.jdownloader.org/Know...-configuration
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Originally Posted by Doom
Is there a way to not touch the default LinkCrawler and make a new one with a new ID or something of the sort?
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I think you misunderstood me:
Link Crawler rules work additionally to the default "deep crawler".
By default there is only one LinkCrawler rule in the advanced setting "LinkCrawler.linkcrawlerrules".
If you are messing anything up by adding custom rules, you can just reset that setting to default or disable Link Crawler rules globally.
All the rest about creating such rules is explained here:
https://support.jdownloader.org/Know...kcrawler-rules