megabasterd VS fetch-some-proxies

MegaBasterd (yes spelled like that) is a great lil tool for bypassing the download limit that MEGA imposes.

Just wanted to add that one can use MegaBasterd to easily bypass the GiB limit. :)

megabasterd, a desktop app used for downloading files hosted on mega.nz. The project is quite popular but barely anyone except for the original author understands the code. There is nothing good in it, it's just a big mess. But it kind of works and people use it. I'm pretty sure you can find most software bad practices in there.

proxy list

Try megabasterd

Megabasterd , works pretty well

Megabasterd helps you with that, just copy the links and paste them in the program

i recommend using something like Megabasterd and you can get their proxy list which is updated frequently here

you can bypass mega’s download cap using megabasterd

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