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The www2.deepl.com/jsonrpc backends behind LMT_handle_texts / LMT_handle_jobs now sit behind aggressive WAF + per-IP throttling that returns HTTP 429 (code 1042911 "Too many requests") within a handful of calls from any single host — making the free path effectively unusable. The official DeepL browser extension and iOS app skip that backend entirely for stateless single-shot translation and POST to a separate "oneshot" endpoint on a different host pool with its own (much looser) rate limit. It accepts anonymous traffic with a literal `Authorization: None` header, returns plain JSON, and supports the same language pairs. Switch the free path to: POST https://oneshot-free.www.deepl.com/v1/translate Authorization: None {"text": ["..."], "target_lang": "de", "source_lang": "en"} Pro users continue to hit oneshot-pro.www.deepl.com with their bearer token (the `-s` flag now carries an OAuth access token rather than the legacy dl_session cookie). This removes: - the JSON-RPC envelope (jsonrpc/method/id/params/timestamp wrapper) - the `i`-count timestamp trick (getICount + getTimeStamp) - the random-id body-spacing trick (handlerBodyMethod) - the whatlanggo client-side detection (oneshot detects server-side) The DeepLXTranslationResult contract is unchanged for service handlers; Alternatives is now always nil because the oneshot endpoint does not return alternative translations. Verified against /translate, /v1/translate and /v2/translate routes end-to-end (EN/DE/ZH/JA/FR pairs, multi-sentence input, autodetect, 10x burst) — all 200 OK on an IP that was concurrently being 429'd by www2. |
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