1fichier-dl VS fetch-some-proxies

you can try 1fichier-dl - its no longer updated, but may still work

https://github.com/manuGMG/1fichier-dl im not 100% sure if it works it usually takes a few minutes after u've put in the download link for it to say downloading rather than bypassing i'll edit when i find out if it downloads or not

I use this to bypass the limit. Sometimes it's instant, sometimes you have wait a little bit.

May i introduce you to 1Fitcher-dl? It got archived back in December but still worked when i used it last month.

Found this tool on the internet and it works! https://github.com/manuGMG/1fichier-dl

Hey OP, I ran into the same problem trying to download Switch ROMs from 1F. Did some Googling and found this program that seems to work with unlimited number of streams going (as far as I've tested it works with 10 at once).

No problem. You can use this if you need to download multiple things from a certain website and this for the rest.

Also useful: https://github.com/stamparm/fetch-some-proxies

#!/usr/bin/env sh # This script fetches free proxies using https://github.com/stamparm/fetch-some-proxies # and appends them in the correct format at the end # of /etc/proxychains.conf for use with proxychains. # # Use `fzproxy.sh --country=germany` to list and append # only German proxies. All fetch-some-proxies flags can # be used as fzproxy.sh flags in the same way. # # The script assumes that the fetch-some-proxies executable # (fetch.py) is located in $HOME/Projects/fetch-some-proxies, # edit line 20 to change that if required. # # Before first use, you may need to edit /etc/proxychains.conf # to comment out or delete all default proxies and add a new # line at the end containing `### FZPROXY.SH`, which will be # used as a hook for appending new proxies. python3 $HOME/Projects/fetch-some-proxies/fetch.py --raw "$1" | fzf -m | tee /tmp/proxytemp sed -i 's/\:\/\// /' /tmp/proxytemp sed -i 's/\:/ /' /tmp/proxytemp sed -e '/FZPROXY.SH/,+200d' /etc/proxychains.conf | sudo tee /etc/proxychains.conf > /dev/null printf "### FZPROXY.SH\n" | sudo tee -a /etc/proxychains.conf > /dev/null cat /tmp/proxytemp | sudo tee -a /etc/proxychains.conf > /dev/null printf "Success ▶ /etc/proxychains' proxy list now replaced with:\n" grep -A200 'FZPROXY.SH' /etc/proxychains.conf | tee -a