curl -L -c cookie.txt "https://docs.google.com/uc?id=1AbCDeFgHijK&export=download" -o archive.zip Dodge the Scan Page with &confirm=t Cookie Token Stick &confirm=t right after the export URL just past the file ID ahead of any existing query parameters. The URL morphs into https://drive.google.com/uc?id=FILE_ID&export=download&confirm=t. That tells skip the warning page and pipe the binary in the same request.
Right-click the asset inside the cloud, hit Get link, toggle the default Restricted to Anyone with the link → Viewer, snag the fresh URL, stick it after gdoc.pub/dl/ and glue ?export=download. The resulting URL throws the item instantly into the browser’s fetcher, skipping the preview page and cutting transfer time to under two seconds on a 50 Mb sheet.
Compress a Ten years of Frames Into one Lone Transfer-friendly Container Bundle a hefty 200 of snaps into a twenty-eight gigs 7z+tar in only four legs: open the vault, launch exiftool –Directory into the CTA