This is my spin for a cross-platform gallery ripper for vipergirls.to
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The following hosts are supported:
- acidimg.cc
- imagetwist.com
- imagezilla.com
- imgspice.com
- imagebam.com
- imgbox.com
- imx.to
- pimpandhost.com
- pixhost.to
- pixxxels.cc
- turboimagehost.com
- postimg.cc
- imagevenue.com
- pixroute.to
- vipr.im
| Installer (EXE) Installer (MSI) Portable (ZIP) |
Installer (DMG) Installer (PKG) Portable (ZIP) |
Installer (DMG) Installer (PKG) Portable (ZIP) |
Linux (amd64) (DEB) Linux (x86_64) (RPM) Portable (ZIP) |
Java GUI (noarch) Java Web (noarch) |
Source code and previous versions are available on the Releases page.
Application data (application logs, settings and persisted data) is stored in:
- Windows -->
C:\USERS\<your Windows username>\vripper - Linux and macOS -->
HOME_FOLDER/.config/vripper
The project is supplied as a container image and can be run locally or in production using Docker. By default:
- gRPC server/client uses port 30000
- Web UI runs on port 8080
docker run -d \
-p 30000:30000 \
-p 8080:8080 \
-e GRPC_ENABLED=true \
-e GRPC_PASSPHRASE=my-secure-secret \
ghcr.io/dev-claw/vripper-web:latestservices:
app:
image: ghcr.io/dev-claw/vripper-web:latest
environment:
- GRPC_ENABLED=true
- GRPC_PASSPHRASE=super-secret-passphrase
ports:
- "30000:30000"
- "8080:8080"Tip: For production, prefer storing the passphrase as a secret (see
Security Notesbelow) rather than writing it directly in the Compose file.
The container supports these environment variables for enabling and securing the gRPC server.
- Type: String (interpreted as Boolean)
- Accepted values:
true(case-insensitive) to enable; any other value or unset → disabled - Default:
false(gRPC disabled) - Behavior:
- When
GRPC_ENABLED=true, the application will attempt to start the gRPC server (default port:30000). - When absent or set to anything other than
true, the gRPC server will not be started.
- When
- Example (shell):
export GRPC_ENABLED=true- Example (Docker Compose):
environment:
- GRPC_ENABLED=true- Notes / Best practices:
- Treat the value as a simple on/off toggle. To avoid ambiguity, set explicitly to
trueorfalse. - If you enable gRPC, make sure any required authentication (see
GRPC_PASSPHRASE) is also configured.
- Treat the value as a simple on/off toggle. To avoid ambiguity, set explicitly to
- Type: String
- Default: no default (empty / unset)
- Required if:
GRPC_ENABLED=true - Purpose: Shared secret used to authenticate gRPC clients. The application should validate that the passphrase is present when gRPC is enabled and use it to verify client connections.
- Example (shell):
export GRPC_PASSPHRASE="my-very-strong-passphrase"- gRPC server/client:
30000 - Web UI:
8080
You can map these ports when running the container. The application supports overriding these defaults with environment
variables (GRPC_PORT, SERVER_PORT), configure them as needed.
The use of proxies within VRipper is worthless, please stop using them for now. You will get 403 error codes.
403 is a response code coming from Cloudflare to block VRipper from accessing the site, Cloudflare is doing the job it is supposed to do, which is blocking automated requests from accessing the site.
If your ISP is blocking access to vipergirls.to domain, consider using a VPN or Cloudflare WARP to bypass the block.
You need Java 21+, you can download from https://adoptium.net/
Download the latest jar file from the Release page, open a command prompt and run the jar file using the following command
For the GUI app
javaw -jar vripper-gui.jar
For the WEB app
java -jar vripper-web.jar
Application data (application logs, settings and persisted data) is stored in the location where you launched the jar for both GUI and WEB
You need JDK 21 and a recent version of maven 3.8.x+
To build, run the following command:
mvn clean install
Build artifact is located under
vripper-project\vripper-gui\target\vripper-gui-{{version}}-jar-with-dependencies.jar
Copy the artifact into any other folder and run:
java -jar vripper-gui-{{version}}-jar-with-dependencies.jar

