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Video hosting website that primarily serves pornographic/sexually explicit content.
(If pornographic sites are intentionally not supported then please accept my apologies and feel free to ignore this issue.)
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The following are videos on Redgifs of the actress Sydney Sweeney WITHOUT nudity:
https://www.redgifs.com/watch/perkydishonesttigerbeetle
https://www.redgifs.com/watch/hairywhoppingeft
additional context
Redgifs has recently changed how it shows /watch/ pages in a seemingly intentional effort to make it much harder to download videos from it. I am proposing its inclusion for this reason.
As far as implementation goes I have some suggestions:
The document <head> includes a <link> element which provides a URL for a thumbnail image, served from files.redgifs.com:
To reiterate this only works if the mp4's file name is case-sensitive as it is given in the -mobile.jpg. Therefore it should be as simple as a search and replace from that to .mp4, I would've thought.
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redgifs
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Video hosting website that primarily serves pornographic/sexually explicit content.
(If pornographic sites are intentionally not supported then please accept my apologies and feel free to ignore this issue.)
link samples
additional context
Redgifs has recently changed how it shows
/watch/pages in a seemingly intentional effort to make it much harder to download videos from it. I am proposing its inclusion for this reason.As far as implementation goes I have some suggestions:
The document
<head>includes a<link>element which provides a URL for a thumbnail image, served fromfiles.redgifs.com:The
href's value here can be adapted to retrieve a direct video link. Note that the mp4's file name is case-sensitive:To reiterate this only works if the mp4's file name is case-sensitive as it is given in the -mobile.jpg. Therefore it should be as simple as a search and replace from that to .mp4, I would've thought.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: