I mean there’s no reason why it wouldn’t, I was just paranoid and wanted someone to try it out first. My quick testing it worked fine, also the one person who tried it and reported back said it worked for them so it should work for all. As in box links will automatically be redirected to the working mobile version of the site from now on without you having to do anything. (extract it first if you already didn’t) and it adds 5 redirect rules for box links Click on the import button and then just import the file I uploaded.Choose the “Edit Redirects” button and it will open the settings up in new tab.Click on the button the redirector adds to your browser.To save everyoneĮlse’s time I exported the settings I created and uploaded those here, to use them: Twiddling I managed to get it working on box links so that you no longer have to manually edit the address to point to the mobile version of the site. I stumbled upon this redirectorīrowser add-on (works on Chrome, Mozilla & Opera) and after bit of Well since I can’t seem to get people try it out I guess I’ll just share this fix “officially” without further testing. You can read more details about the extension itself and how to set it up in this post. *EDIT : A new, simpler workaround for Box links has just been introduced in the form of a clever browser extension. I’ve tried it only a few times so far, but wanted to report it for further experimentation. Therefore, copy the group of numbers from the desktop link and paste at the end of the following of the mobile link: So, it seems if you can copy the group of numbers in bold in the desktop version and insert it into the base mobile link, it will take you to the mobile version of the website on your desktop browser, where you will be able to successfully download the file. So, I studied the difference between the desktop box link and the mobile version. However, this isn’t exactly convenient if you don’t have a mobile device or a lot of available storage on your device (plus having to transfer files, etc.) For whatever reason the “mobile” version isn’t blocking the downloads. It’s been discovered that dead/inactive box links can be downloaded on mobile android devices like tablets or phones.
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