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Downloaded the program, installed the FF extension, set: override the browser's download manager and bumped into a problem straight away.

HTTP Downloader can't download videos form:
https://www.saveoffline.com

FF download manager can.

It seems to me it simply "puts back in" every file that is\was in the original installer (or portable version) of Universal Extractor. Or it checks some outdated list on the author's website. I don't know, but everything is back to where it was before. Stuff I deleted, like text files, doc...

Unfortunately the updater seems to downgrade (is that the right word?) items that I updated manually. Does it actually "find\detect" the latest file versions?

Best wishes. May 2018 be a good year for all of you.

That's a good idea.

AutoIT Error Line 2335 (File "C:\Users\Me\Desktop\UniExtract.exe") Illegal text at the end of statement (one statement per line). There was a little problem with the beta 2 release, please manually search for updates to get a fixed (Beta 2b) version. That was a quick fix. Thanks very much...

Mikhoul wrote:New Release: 2.0.0 Beta 2

All right. I tried to unpack the installer version of MPC-BE, but it failed.
This error message popped up:


AutoIT Error
Line 2335 (File "C:\Users\Me\Desktop\UniExtract.exe")
Illegal text at the end of statement (one statement per line).

Specular wrote:It's a pity none of these offer infinite scroll.

So does qwant.com.

Here's another anonymous (meta) search engine:
https://unbubble.eu/

Here's another one that claims to have some respect for your privacy. I haven't really tested it, so...

https://www.qwant.com/

https://www.qwant.com/privacy

I have stopped using the traditional hosts file, because 1. a large file slows down browsing (at least on my not exactly state of the art system) 2. too many items will be missed, no matter how many entries you add. 10, 20, 30, ... doubleclick items still leaves gazillions of sites uncovered. I have...

A small search engine that does respect your right to privacy: https://www.acoon.de/en/ I tried one search and the results were far from what I expected. Will probably grow in time as it spiders more sites, but right now, it's not really useful. I know it's not the best there is, but is has improve...

A small search engine that does respect your right to privacy:
https://www.acoon.de/en/