LinkSwift
An open-source JavaScript tool for obtaining direct download links to files on cloud storage services. It runs as a browser userscript, supports eight major cloud storage platforms, and extracts the real download addresses of files from cloud storage pages for use with third-party download managers.
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LinkSwift is a JavaScript-based tool for obtaining download addresses for cloud drive files, maintained by developer hmjz100, and its predecessor is [Cloud Drive Direct Link Download Assistant].
LinkSwift has now gained more than 23,000 stars (the specific figures in the article are 23,212 stars and 1,407 forks).
LinkSwift supports eight major cloud drive platforms: Baidu Netdisk, Aliyun Drive, China Mobile Cloud Drive, Tianyi Cloud Drive, Xunlei Cloud Drive, Quark Netdisk, UC Netdisk, and 123 Cloud Drive.
LinkSwift runs as a browser userscript and must be loaded through script managers such as Tampermonkey, Violentmonkey, and Greasemonkey.
LinkSwift itself does not participate in the download process, and is only responsible for producing direct links that can be recognized by tools such as IDM and aria2; the final speed depends on the chosen downloader's concurrency strategy, the network environment, and the cloud drive's connection limits per single IP.
Solutions for obtaining direct links to cloud drives are mainly divided into three categories: browser script type, standalone client type, and online parsing website type; LinkSwift belongs to the browser script category.
Cloud drive service providers adjust their interface strategies irregularly, and tools for obtaining direct links may fail at any time, requiring waiting for developers to follow up with fixes.
Most direct-link tools only adapt to one or two cloud drives; that a single tool like LinkSwift covers eight major platforms is uncommon among similar open-source projects.
When using LinkSwift, one should ensure that downloaded content complies with copyright regulations and cloud drive terms of service, and pay attention to project updates, use it with a downloader, and have expectations for failures.
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LinkSwift is a JavaScript-based tool for obtaining download addresses for cloud drive files, maintained by developer hmjz100, and its predecessor is [Cloud Drive Direct Link Download Assistant].
50%UnverifiedLinkSwift has now gained more than 23,000 stars (the specific figures in the article are 23,212 stars and 1,407 forks).
50%UnverifiedLinkSwift supports eight major cloud drive platforms: Baidu Netdisk, Aliyun Drive, China Mobile Cloud Drive, Tianyi Cloud Drive, Xunlei Cloud Drive, Quark Netdisk, UC Netdisk, and 123 Cloud Drive.
50%UnverifiedLinkSwift runs as a browser userscript and must be loaded through script managers such as Tampermonkey, Violentmonkey, and Greasemonkey.
50%UnverifiedLinkSwift itself does not participate in the download process, and is only responsible for producing direct links that can be recognized by tools such as IDM and aria2; the final speed depends on the chosen downloader's concurrency strategy, the network environment, and the cloud drive's connection limits per single IP.
50%UnverifiedSolutions for obtaining direct links to cloud drives are mainly divided into three categories: browser script type, standalone client type, and online parsing website type; LinkSwift belongs to the browser script category.
50%UnverifiedCloud drive service providers adjust their interface strategies irregularly, and tools for obtaining direct links may fail at any time, requiring waiting for developers to follow up with fixes.
50%UnverifiedMost direct-link tools only adapt to one or two cloud drives; that a single tool like LinkSwift covers eight major platforms is uncommon among similar open-source projects.
50%UnverifiedWhen using LinkSwift, one should ensure that downloaded content complies with copyright regulations and cloud drive terms of service, and pay attention to project updates, use it with a downloader, and have expectations for failures.
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