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Download Helper Extension for Opera 11

Makes downloading from filesharing sites much easier.

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Sriram Gurunathan|Feb 26, 2020, 15:01:28 IST

A new extension has been released for Opera 11 that helps users in downloading files from file-sharing sites such as Megaupload, Hotfile, Mediafire etc. A majority of these sites use download limits, lower speeds and wait-times to convince users into paying for these services by way of “Premium Accounts”.

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However, the Download Helper extension works in a way similar to JDownloader, only it’s integrated into the browser. It also supports Georgian file hosting websites. Here’s a full list of what it does:__STARTQUOTE__ - On Megaupload.com it will automatically start download after the time ends.

- On Hotfile.com it will popup window where you can type captcha and download link will appear without waiting.

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- On Depositfiles.com it will automatically choose Free download and automatically start download without

waiting 60 seconds to download file.

- On 4Shared.com it will automatically start download after the time ends.

- On Mediafire.com it will automatically start download.__ENDQUOTE__While we’re not sure if this extension is any better than JDownloader which supports more websites, it definitely is a boon to have the function integrated into the browser, which will lower the CPU load.

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Either way, if you’re a frequent user of these file-sharing websites, you can get the extension here. Make sure you’re on Opera 11 though, because the extension requires the latest version to be installed.

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First Published:Dec 27, 2010, 12:54:27 IST
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