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UPDATE --- JULY 20, 2019

I am now using the uBlock Origin browser extension for
Mozilla Firefox and I no longer have issues with Zippyshare --- AT ALL!
Yaaaaaayyyyy! Happydance
Thank you R11HDJ for this advice and to Znj1377 for seconding
the motion ... as well as providing links where others can get it
for either FF or Chrome ... see posts #20 and #21 below!!!
Add this to your arsenal (I'll keep Epic Privacy Browser as a back-up).

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THIS BROWSER TAMES
ZIPPYSHARE'S ANTICS!

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Zippyshare ...

Love it or hate it, it's not going anywhere.

I see posts all the time where people request Zippy links.

But more and more, I'm getting PMs from people asking how best to get the downloads from a Zippyshare link without losing their minds!

I've decided NOT to use Zippy as much as I used to when sharing stuff because of all the crazy-making it puts you through.

Stuff like...

* Re-directs
* Count-down timers
* Pop-ups
* Pop-unders
* (And most recently) Suggestive or down-right vulgar images!

I just received a PM from someone having issues with downloading from a Zippyshare link. I made a recommendation that will help solve his problems forever.

Then I wondered why I didn't do a post for others to see that a solution exists.

I recommended he use Epic Privacy Browser (there may be others but I can vouch for EPB).

Here's what it looks like...

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Now, here's how to zing the crap outta Zippyshare's antics once and for all and in 2 simple steps:

STEP 1. Download and install EPIC PRIVACY BROWSER.

GET IT HERE:
Magic Button :
Code:
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https://www.epicbrowser.com/
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STEP 2. Open it and then copy-and-paste any zippyshare link you need to download from. When you click the orange download button, take a deep breath and be prepared to be amazed.

Here's what you'll notice:

* No count-down timers: When you click DOWNLOAD, you get just that ... no waiting for a timer to zero-out.

* No erratic browser behavior: You get no pop-ups, pop-unders, or re-directs.

* No wondering about malware, adware, or other potential "nasties": You get nothing lurking in the background to spy on your every move or trying to change something in your registry.

* No offensive images: Look -- we're all adults here and I'm no prude by any stretch but when I'm trying to download a file, I want the download. It's bad enough you have to endure distracting ads because the sponsors pay to make Zippy available and they're hell-bent on us having to see their messages. I understand that. But babes with bulging boobs and bubble butts?

Or more recently (and I can only assume it's because they felt we women wanted to be titillated, too) well, how can I put this ... delicately?

Does anyone else get an ANIMATED drawing of an overly-endowed naked man j*cking off?!! Or am I the only one?

Zippyshare --- c'mon nah ... !!!

I thought maybe my computer was compromised because I get the same image whenever I go to a Zippyshare download...

Well, all that's a thing of the past when you use EPB.

So, give EPB a try and get the files you want while nipping Zippy's antics once and for good!

You don't have to use it exclusively if you prefer Chrome, Firefox or some other browser. Just keep it in your back pocket for use only with sites or links that change your browser behavior or make you jump through hoops.

This won't help where Zippyshare is restricted (ex: your country prohibits it; and I've heard from people who tell me that). But if you're finding it harder to get a download due to browser antics, this information should help.


Thanks
for reading!
Layna61524
Thanks for the useful information *layna61524* Reps added.
Thanks some good advice
Great share, Layna! i will definitely use this! Thank you sooooooo much......max reps for you! Not even my antivirus software stops pop-ups (Trend Micro Internet Security by the way).
Popups? What's that? Last time I saw a popup was like 10 years ago.

Amazing how people in a blackhat forum have the same knowledge my grandma has when it comes to using the internet. Just use a decent adblocker like nanoblocker and a download manager like IDM.
Thanks for the post, your's are always gold! And also thanks for the laugh! You are so funny!
Thanks to Layla for mentioning Epic. I have used epic for a number of years. Its an India based browser, maturing fast. The Android version is not as good as this desktop one. I use epic quite a lot for privacy surfing. It also has a inbuilt VPN perhaps better than opera. Very handy plus a video streaming down-loader. Works on a couple of video sites. It is based on Chrome but at the moment does not allow chrome extensions liberally. It allows lastpass password manager but not bitwarden (my preferred choice).
Thanks Layna for sharing this gem. Max reps added.

As it is built using Chrome it has all the good features of Chrome too.
@All: Thanks for posting ... great comments all around.

@quijibo: Your sarcasm didn't go unnoticed. It sounds like you're so smart ... why don't you post your own share so that readers here can benefit from all your wisdom?

What you posted was simply an alternative (and there are options).

I'm not saying Epic Privacy Browser is the only solution. And if you have something that already works for you, great! Epic Privacy Browser is what I decided to focus my post on because it completely removed all the erratic browser behavior from downloading Zippyshare links.

I've found that browser add-ons/extensions are fine but some come with their own issues.

As for "What's a popup?"

It's anything that shows up where it shouldn't and does things it ought not to do.

It distracts and annoys ... just because it can!

It shifts focus away from what one seeks to do.

Kind of like you. Mad Slap

Thanks
for reading!
Layna61524
Thanks Layna.
I use EPB for the built in encrypted proxies - great for surfing sites that are banned (we probably have more of those in the UK than anywhere.) That feature could help those who get a 403 from Zippy too, though you might have problems with downloading large files through free proxies. I have now set up one of my purchased US proxies inside JDownloader, so that it is always used for Zippy - that avoids all the nasties - you never even go to the site.
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