I had to allow many other scripts. Temporary whitelist:Anakunda wrote:I mean whitelisting ofcourse , it was mistype, sorry. And about the sample link, it's no matter what it is, the site doesnot make any platform specific decisions, it's just hosting files that someone uploads there. Here's another test link: http://letitbit.net/download/97843.950caacb19297ed080e3d79d57cf/Elantech_Touchpad_10.6.9.9.rar.html
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am10.ru
am11.ru
ilivid.com
letitbet.net
It seems as though the am*.ru are the key to success, both the scripts and the Flash objects. Do you not get these in NS menu?
Do you not also get Flash placeholders, or do your settings allow Flash at trusted sites?
(Or do you not block Flash at all?)
Once allowed, I was redirected through a couple of Javascipt links.
If you can zoom in on the left-most tab, you'll see the JS link,
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http://bidbig.ru/images/c/1/i/852/h/0b785020fb312a191864b468e4e79e35/v/

It did the countdown as you said, but then it allowed me to download it with no captcha.
And at no time was there a 78. domain involved. I think this is because it (quite logically) chooses the closest available download location.
Note the "mirror links" box for North America, South America, Europe, Asia.
For me, that would be in the US. For you, it chooses a 78. domain. This makes sense. Yes, it is frustrating to have different results every time, and from different locations.
This still doesn't explain why the wildcard of the third or fourth octet doesn't work.
Perhaps you can find another web site that uses numerical IP, and see if the NoScript whitelist wildcard works there. I will try to find one also.
Again, I'll be back in 24 hours or less.