The steps

1. Install gdown with pip install gdown - the command worked in a Standard Windows 11 PowerShell for me. (Make sure You have Python and Pip installed for this command)

2. Make a .txt file with Your links, listed in the following manner:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/someID/view
https://drive.google.com/file/d/someotherID/view
and so on - Don't put anything that is not a link here

3. Edit the variables at the top in the below script to fit Your needs.

4. Run it

5. If everything goes right - You'll find Your files in the directory You specified

The Script

from os import chdir
from typing import List
from gdown import download
from requests.exceptions import MissingSchema

my_links_file_path: str = r'C:\Users\Jakub\Desktop\a\download_links.txt'  # EDIT THIS!
my_output_directory_path: str = r'C:\Users\Jakub\Desktop\a'  # EDIT THIS!


def google_drive_bulk_download(links_file_path: str, output_directory_path: str):
    try:
        file = open(links_file_path, 'r')
    except FileNotFoundError:
        print(f"\n!!! The File '{links_file_path}' is Invalid!\n")
        return

    try:
        chdir(my_output_directory_path)
    except FileNotFoundError:
        print(f"\n!!! The File '{output_directory_path}' is Invalid!\n")
        return

    file_lines: List[str] = [stripped_line for stripped_line in
                             [line.strip() for line in file.readlines()]
                             if stripped_line]
    file_lines_count: int = len(file_lines)

    print('\n\n==> Started Downloading!\n')

    for i, url_raw in enumerate(file_lines, start=1):
        download_url: str = url_raw.strip()

        print(f'\n-> Downloading... [{i}/{file_lines_count}]')

        try:
            download(url=download_url, quiet=False, fuzzy=True)
        except: # If anyone knows what exact errors can gdown raise then please edit this answer to be more explicit or leave a comment. For now I will leave the 'bad practice' broad error catch
            print(f"!!! The URL '{download_url}' is Invalid or Failed To Download!")

        print('Finished!')

    print('\n\n==> Finished Downloading!')


google_drive_bulk_download(my_links_file_path, my_output_directory_path)

The Notes

• This method worked for me. On Windows 11, Python 3.10 and Python 3.11.

• This script may or may not work with other formats of google drive links.

• You may want to try using a VPN if the Downloads fail - I had to.

• There are many browser extensions that help You list the URLs of Your currently open browser tabs. No need to do it by hand.