Thanks for the heads up.  As for quitting AnonFiles, I'm getting a 2/3rds success rate for files at a superfast delivery rate of up to 3MB/sec.  That might be a good enough trade-off for me.  Then I can pick up the failures by other means.  And they have to fix this sooner or later if they plan to exist...

And thanks for everything.

Looks like downloading the files with Jdownloader isn't giving any problems unlike IDM for some reason the files want to get corrupted.

you could replace anon with akafile.com , good speed no captcha and so on

Untested, but done.

You're right, I didn't get around to it last time because I ran out of time trying to see why it was failing.
Thanks for the suggestion.

I'm still quite sceptical over this.
Delta coding is very simple and it's unlikely there's any bug with the code for it.
Considering that the errors are occurring because of random bit flips, I can't see how any version of 7-Zip could fix this as there's absolutely no redundancy information in the file.

My bet is that you just happened to get a working file once you performed the re-download. The version of 7-Zip should have no effect.
(or maybe you got a bit flip exactly in a non-essential part of header/footer of the file on your first try, but you'd have to have been very lucky for this to occur!)
But I'll wait to hear from others to see if they experience the same. Thanks for the info nonetheless!

The site above seemed to be using it well for over a week, considering how much files and how large the files are, i suspect they are uploading anonymously. The sample download link also did not require a password or key to download.
The download speed is very fast and it is simple to download without waiting time or captchas.
Just thought admin might be interested to look into it.

Given the failure rate at AnonFiles, isn't it time for a note on the AT homepage to warn those who are prudent and read admin's notes and to shove up the noses of those who don't then complain?

7z lists version 9.25 as alpha-ware.  It lists 9.22 as beta-ware.  Neither should be recommended to a general audience.  I've done alpha-ware with Microsoft.  Scary, drive-crashing, board-burning stuff.

9.20 is still listed as the stable release.

I understand there is a 50GB limit per account at Mega?  You'd be surprised how fast that gets used up.  Didn't admin drop mediafire for a similar limit?

Also, I understand that all files at Mega are encrypted and require a password to access.  Just to mention that complication as well.

@admin: would you able to Enable Crocko on Mirrorstack please?
the upload fail problem that used to occur before should be fixed by Mirrorstack by now :)