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Trick question, the link is a plain blue hyoerlink near the bottom of the page you haven’t scrolled to yet
Or the download is already under way, and started once you arrived at the page
Starts after a 25 second delay
Not if you’re a premium user!
Editing the URL so it directs to the file
Look at all the peasants with no arrs.
Peasants have 35 Rs!
Guess how many strawberries with 5 R’s I’m holding on my left hand while riding a pterosaur?
What a fun and imaginative scenario! Riding a pterosaur and holding strawberries (with 5 R’s!) in your left hand—now that’s a scene straight out of a fantastical adventure.
Let me guess… You’re holding fouRRRRR strawberries! (That’s four with five R’s, for extra emphasis and strawberry power.)
If I’m wrong, maybe you can give me a clue—or tell me if the pterosaur is jealous of your fruity snack! 🍓🦖
They’re evolving!
Curious. The only winning move is not to play.
non, you wait for the donwload to start automatically, if not, update all your adblocks and try the button with no url when you hover over it
Millennial here. The true answer is None Of The Above. The actual download button is just a blue link somewhere on the page, probably among all of the torrent info.
This is the correct answer. It might also be the filename shown. If you can put your cursor over that it might become underlined. All big Download buttons are not to be trusted.
It always irked me back in the day when cnet was still a useful source because they modeled their buttons that way. Then they eventually became the garbage the site appeared to be at first glance.
Gen Z here. I usually look for the magnet link to copy paste into my torrent client. I think that bypasses the download button problem.
I might be biased against that from the ages of dialup, where torrenting almost always ended up failing if you also seeded, but you felt guilty if you leeched.
The real download button only shows up after 30 seconds.
You drag the button. If it takes with it more than just a button, it is an ad.
This is the real answer
I actually didn’t know that. I would mouse over and look at the url.
No matter where you click, it’ll open some pop-unders for the first few clicks.
It’s a trick question. This window is a pop-up
But only the first click
I honestly don’t see one that looks right.
The vanilla HTML button on the bottom
The little grey button at the bottom of the screen
But only if that’s what your OS’s native dialog buttons look like
Jpeg of a windows dialog button while you’re using Linux? That’s a trap.
I’m not downloading an OGG file
Sorry, bub, that’s a virus. It was actually the file name itself.
The download is supposed to be a movie and the filename is a rar. Congrats on the new virus!
Being so young you dont compress your downloads. Most free download sites had size and transfer limits.
The virus is from limewire though, download
It’s a part file. That way you can split up the large film.
The filename doesn’t stand out in any way
looks like flux is part of the name which iirc is a real release group, and its a partial rar. no idea what the content is though
In the very top right of the browser window, there should be a little ‘X’ button. That’s the one you wanna click.
The real answer is a question - Is the timer still running ?
Install an adblocker and take the guesswork away, but likely the orange one at the bottom.
It’s actually the one below that. It says “Download or watch”
“or watch” part is still pretty sus
True, but I take it as lazy programming. If it’s a file then download if it’s a video depending on your browser and any extensions/plugins it would essentially stream it instead of download. But true it’s still sus.
I’d say the same if I had to pick, although they all look pretty shady lol
