[h00mer]

Hi
I have some keep2share links to download on JD but says "You've downloaded the maximum amount of files" but on the browser i can download the files but at slower speed
I have a referer set on plugin settings to download the files faster, i dont know if this what causes the limitation, i would like to try on the browser but i dont know how is the referer html code, can someone provide an example

Thanks

[pspzockerscene]

Hi,

indeed this could be caused by using a "bad" Referer.
Why don't you simply remove that referer in the JD keep2share plugin settings, then do a reconnect/get a new IP and try again?

Regarding modifying browser headers - you can use browser addons like this one (in this case it is for Chrome):
chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/modheader/idgpnmonknjnojddfkpgkljpfnnfcklj?hl=de

-psp-

[h00mer]

Hi,
Thanks for the fast reply

I find out why on JD i get the limitations, and not on the browser, is that the JD uses the ipv4 ip and the browser uses the ipv6 ip, i wonder i can change this on JD.
The reconnect/get a new IP and try again, wont work for me cos i think my ip is static
Thank you for the browser addon, i still trying to find how to use it since i cant get it to work to make faster downloads on the browser via changing the referer i must be doing something wrong

[Jiaz]

JDownloader uses IPvX that is default selected by your OS/DNS
You can modify it via Settings->Advanced Settings->InternetConnectionSettings.preferredipversion

[h00mer]

Thank you
It worked, as soon a change from ipv4 to ipv6 or vice versa, i'm able to download again, it seems not a referer problem but ip limitations

[Jiaz]

Thanks for the feedback! I guess most services do not yet treat IPv6 the same (in limiting) because it's not as easy as to remember a simple IPv4.