Hi there, lately, 2-3 days, all the peeplink URLs are affected by a dangerous script that is blocked by my antivirus, sometimes, randomly, the peeplinks work as usual, but as I wrote, lately is giving me issues.
So I'm unable to open it to grab the rapidgator or nitroflare links to be used in Jdownloader2...
Any tips to avoid this?
Thanks.

 

Try this. Add it to your web browser.

https://noscript.net/

 

or this one:
https://ublockorigin.com/
I would not have guessed that anyone would roam around the sister site without protecting their little browser ;)

 

Use the Brave Browser!! No ads, no scripts, no problems at all!!

 

I have run into this previously, but I would use the term "unwanted" scripts rather than "dangerous". I use Opera with Ublock Origin, as mentioned above, and all I had to do was just close a browser window, or hit the browser back button. The only reason I even remember it is because after I did run into it, I stopped using any of the password protected peeplink pages and have not seen it again.

 

I'm using already brave with blocked scripts.
The script is: Script:SNH-gen [Adw] still ongoing through Brave and blocked by Avast

 

Brave + Avast free

 

No Problems with Opera Browser with uBlock Origin

 

Script:SNH-gen [Adw] is a generic heuristic detection used primarily by Avast/AVG.Script = JavaScript or another script was detected.

SNH-gen = "generic" heuristic signature. The antivirus is saying, "this script behaves similarly to known malicious scripts," not "this is malware X."
[Adw] = The behavior looks more like adware or an unwanted advertising/tracking script than a Trojan.

Sometimes Ublock throws the same kind of warning page, on some of the free hosts people use as well, like Filespayouts, Clicknupload, Hexload, etc. Just examples. Often when you get that kind of warning from your blocker extension, reloading the page doesn't even flag it again.

This is why I would use the term "unwanted". Check if you hit a passworded peeplink page or not.

 

Firefox + uBLOCK = no problems.

But....I also add this into my WIN HOST file for extra protection :
https://someonewhocares.org/hosts/zero/

 

The word "Peep" says it clearly.

 

Why does Peeplink add pop-up/spam links to links hosted by Peeplink? Is it necessary?

 

The correct address is:

https://peeplink.in

 

Here's what I do:

1) Open the peeplink URL with Opera browser (with the included VPN enabled).
2) With the mouse, Select the links and then Copy them (Ctrl+C)
3) JDownloader picks the linkst automatically from the Windows clipboard.

 

Do you lose money when those third-party ads are blocked? Or do the third-party advertisers lose money?

If third-party groups lose money, then I don't care. If you lose money because ad blockers block the ads, then I care a little bit. If the ads are not harmful, then I wouldn't mind allowing the ads so that you can make money... but they have to be harmless.

 

I use all 3 of these enabled at the same time:
Brave Shield, Adguard Adblocker & uBlock Origin Lite. No strange pop-ups from peeplink for many years now

 

You have three services doing the same thing. That will slow down your browsing experience. Built-in Brave Browser protections are enough.