Search Mediafire for Files
A Ghacks reader wanted to know if there is a way to search the popular file hoster Mediafire for files. He did not mention exactly what kind of files, and it does not really matter as it is possible to find any kind of file with the following method. Mediafire is one of the longest standing and most popular file hosters out there, like for the fact that it is not limiting download speeds or imposing wait times on users who download files from it.
There is no official option to browse what Mediafire stores on its servers, which is common among file hosters. There are however enough third party search options available. You can use indexing sites or a search engine like Google, Yahoo or Bing directly to find files on Mediafire.com
The basic command for searching sites is "site:url", for Mediafire it would be "site:mediafire.com" The following is a list of example search queries that reveal lots of files of the type that you specified:
site:mediafire.com mp3site:mediafire.com zipsite:mediafire.com avi
It is possible to combine filetypes, just add a | between each file type. This would look like this then:
site:mediafire.com mp3 | ogg
You can also search for specific filenames, just replace the filetype with the filename:
site:mediafire.com e-book
Here are some stats taken from Google. Google has indexed almost 45000 links to mp3 files that are hosted at Mediafire, 20000 zip files, 6200 avi files and 42000 rar files. Not all files are working though. If Mediafire deletes a file it will still be shown for some time in the search engine that you have used.
Update: You can use the method to find other types of files of course, like rar archives or mkv movie files. It is also possible to search another hoster or website if you want so that you can try and find the files you are looking for there.
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thankss ,its reallly works
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It’s great, Thanks Martin
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If I was searching for Lady Gaga, I would type this into Google.
site:mediafire.com Lady Gaga
That should get results.. (replace mediafire.com with the URL of your favorite file storage host.
The easiest way is just to use a DDL file search engine like UVRX. (Uses a more complex set of commands)
http://www.uvrx.com/mediafire.html
Cheers
Can Any one clearly explain where and how to write this commands.
thanx a lotttttttttt
THANKS MAN A LOT
thanks!!!!!! it works
erwindt
u need to use ALZip…download the software
.a01 and so on files are extracted using alzip, a another f@@king zip tool found at altools.com
lol i can use it now xD
soo basically all you need to do is copy and paste this mediafire.com mp3 on to google or yahoo and replace mp3 w/ for example im yours and BAM you got it!!! =]
I have downloaded completely: ***
but i cant extract them … the ext file : .a00 , .ao1 etc …… anyone help?
(i tried winrar and 7zip…..)
I think it is WinAce that you need or a unpacker supporting that format.
this is awesome. finally i can search mediafire.
Thanks ALOT. you have made things SO MUCH easier for me. things such as piracy and such and such.
like some might say: u r teh bezt
I use http://www.shufs.com, it uses googles cse so you don’t have to know all those google commands
It definately work. just read the second comment, i did it and it works. i can’t believe it. u’re a genius. if u want something, just type it’s name before the site:…
..thanks for the info..it really does work..yey..
for those who don’t seem to get/understand the instructions..let me try 2 explain..well here goes..
1.copy/type these words below exactly as they are to google/yahoo or whatsoever:
site:mediafire.com mp3
2.to find a specified file/mp3/zip or ect REPLACE mp3 with your desired file/song or whatever name.
-hope that helps-
… wrong instructions man
Thanks gracias me ayudo mucho
SIR,
Wat i want to know is “How many file hosting sites supports DAP(Download Accelerator Plus) for easy downloads like..mediafire… is there any more …It should even have the capability resuming files… thank you…
It doesn’t work because thew information and instrictions are incorrect. You search (using Google for example) for:
site:mediafire.com mp3
@Enigma
google search: site:mediafire.com mp3
You did not include the .com.
can not seem to get this to work and your instructions are not very clear.
do i just add site:mediafire mp3 to google search and it then finds or am i missing something.