If you do not own that folder, import it into your account, then create a public link and add that to JD.Īs long as you do not share that public URL with anyone it's nearly as safe as a private one.
Or: If you're the owner of that folder, create a public link and add this to JD. If the folder only contains a few items: Add them one by one. Possible workarounds to add such folders: Single private files are supported and can be downloaded as long as the required Google Account has been added to JDownloader. If it is a private folder, Google will usually ask you to login at this point in which case you'd need to follow the steps below. If it doesn't work nevertheless, continue with the next troubleshooting point regarding public folders. If you can still view the folder, it is publicly shared and JD should be able to handle it. Open a new private browser tab or log out of your current google account in your existing browser session. If you are unsure whether the folder URL you're trying to add to JD is private or public, you can do the following to find this out: If it doesn't, it most likely fails due to wrong settings see this article. JDownloader is not adopting the folder structure of my added Google Drive Folders, how to fix this? This guide provides various troubleshooting hints for downloading from Google Drive. Posted by pspzockerscene psp, Last modified by pspzockerscene psp on 28 February 2023 02:50 PM
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