If you've got the amazing Ubiquity installed, a popup should appear now asking for your permission to install the JD Ubiquity-Command.
To use the Addon you (still) have to turn on the JD Clipboard-Detection.

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JDTRayIcon Light enables JD to get minimized to tray instead of the taskbar. It implements a tray-menu with the most important features of jd.

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There is a scheduler addon which allows you to set times where JDownloader should

• Start/stop downloads
• Set Speedlimites
• Allow/Disallow Reconnects

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The addon works, but is a bit outdated. We will rewrite it soon.

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Note: This page is still under construction !

The addon called „RemoteControl“ allows you to control remotely your JDownloader-client by doing so-called HTTP-requests. In doing so you execute commands which are nothing else than URLs that will be called over the network-protocol HTTP. This can be done by simply typing them into the address-bar of a webbrowser or by (and that's why this addon was made) other applications and scripts that can handle HTTP-requests.

For instance you can implement a script with few lines that will scan a folder for new added .dlc-conatiners which will be send to JDownloader then that will automatically add and download the related links. So that you could simply scan a FTP for .dlc-files. Another useful task could be sending linkgrabber lists from one JDownloader-instance to another (remote) instance.

A propper remote-API will probably come some day but until it's done the „new old“ „RemoteControl“ will do the job quite well, I think.

This addon comes by default with JDownloader. JDUnrar is a wrapper for the unrar freeware. It enables JDownloader to extract archives automatically after download.

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