When I start JD and have some links in paste buffer, JD processes these links.
I delete them from linkgrabber, exit JD and start again. Again JD processes the paste buffer.

This behavior is ok at first sight. But imagine you have 500 links in paste buffer - then checking and checking them again in linkgrabber could get annoying.

Suggestion:
On startup of JD
Check if paste buffer is empty
if not, ask "Should I check paste buffer with linkgrabber? Y/N"

BTW: sometimes this up till now behavior is useful if you had to stop JD for some reasons. But I think it should be possible to influence JD at startup as sayed above.

Thx for response.

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->Implemented by Jiaz!

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