If you are being redirected to a "Link Expired" page after clicking the "Manual Install" button for an addon, please do the following things to help us fix the problem, and hopefully work around it for you until it is resolved.

1.  Post here with your Flash version and OS platform.  In Firefox you can tell this by going to Tools -> Addons -> Plugins and scrolling down to Shockwave Flash.  Report the full version number, such as 10.0.r22

2.  Disable that plugin and reload the addon page.

3.  Click Manual Install again and fill out the captcha.  Report back if you still get the Link Expired Page.

If you are using Flash 8.0, you need to update your flash version, or disable it and fill out the captchas.

The current version of Flash from Adobe can be found at http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/

EDIT: I've just pushed a change to the download security that should help with these issues.  If you had problems in the past, please retry and post or PM your results.

window xp

10.0.r22

Windows XP....10.0.r22

10.0.r22

Windows XP

when will we get working links ?:/

Windows Xp

Internet explorer 8

Shockwave flash object : flash9d.ocx

When I disabled it, it works.

9.0r124

XP

Firefox.

Disabled it, it still doesn't work. Also downloaded the curse client and it can't seem to get anything either.  Just says failed download everytime.

10.0.r22

Firefox

 Windows Vista

10.0.r22

IE (Firefox/chrome, don't work either)

Win XP

Firefox 3.0.9

Windows Vista Home Premium 64-bit

Adobe Flash Player 10.0.22.87

Adobe Shockwave Player 11.5.0.595

I was having this issue, then I updated Adobe Flash and Shockwave to the versions I listed above (I had a 9.x version of Shockwave previously) and now it works fine.  Update everything and try again, it may help.

I got the new and updated version of Adobe Flashplayer AND Shockwave but i still get the link expired page. :+((

I did all the steps, and after the captcha I still get the expired link page.

Windows xp

10.0.r22

Windows Vista 32-bit, 10.0.r22

1) Updated Flash -> "link expired"
2) used Captcha -> "link expired"
3) used Curse Client -> "download failed"
4) tired both Firefox and IE -> "link expired"

I suppose the next step is to reformat my HD so I can download a stinkin add-on.  :-\

Just as thewolfemann I did everyithing in that list (same errors). Plz hope to get the solution soon, otherwise I'll have to do that too -> Reformat in order to get an addon. =(

Please don't reformat, that isn't the problem.  It may be related to your internet connection.  Can you please list your type of connection, and your router / firewall / proxy setup?  Do you have multiple outgoing IP addresses, such as with a dual DSL line?

Windows Vista 32-bit, 10.0.r22

1) Updated Flash -> "link expired"
2) used Captcha -> "link expired"
3) used Curse Client -> "download failed"
4) tired both Firefox and IE -> "link expired"

I suppose the next step is to reformat my HD so I can download a stinkin add-on.  :-\

Don't do that it a waste of time, i have a fresh install of winxp, a computer with not so fresh install and the "other computer" with uanttended install and neither of three works, even tryied the curse client and manual install. curse wants we pay for a premium account for a service that doesn't nothing was a huge joke lol

I've just pushed a change to the download security that should help with these issues.  If you had problems in the past, please retry and post or PM your results.

window xp

10.0.r22

10.0.r22

windows xp

Going to page for Autobar - http://wow.curse.com/downloads/wow-addons/details/auto-bar/download/359170.aspx

Seeing a little scripting error about access denied and the manual button does not
work

I checked and this is happening on multiple Curse download pages for the manual
install, can we get this fixed anytime soo?

Windos XP,   Latest install of flash

OS X 10.5, Firefox 3.5.2, Shockwave Flash 9.0 r47