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Originally Posted by hos
in addition to this good hint - you need to make sure that you also push all disabled files from the linkgrabber tab to the download tab ("continue with all") - because the linkgrabber queue won't be stored if you quit jdownloader. somehow a strange behaviour of this nice tool, there are even no options to store the linkgrabber queue into a jd-like export-file.
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-- Yes, a weird little quirk of JDownloader; doesn't save the linkgrabber tab. What I do is send to the downloader and then save as a DLC container if I don't want to download there and then.
One thing about Denaniel's issue: JDownloader is smart enough to ignore duplicates of files its already downloaded. So go ahead and just dump all the links into the linkgrabber, and send them to Download. JDownloader will grab the first working link, and then ignore the dupes ("mirror already exists").
This is especially useful for older board multipart posts to multiple hosts, where individual files may be dead. You should check by eye just to be sure that there is at least one good copy of each link though . . . Jdownloader will happily download 7 parts of an 8 part file when one part is missing . . . a waste of your bandwidth.