In the context of the Polish internet, this specific phrasing is most commonly found in:
The phrase translates from Polish to "Download the script! (Alternative link)" .
The garbled text you see——is a common encoding error (mojibake). It happens when software tries to read the Polish character "łą" using the wrong character set (typically UTF-8 interpreted as Windows-1252 or similar). What this usually refers to:
The Ł and ą are multibyte characters. When the encoding breaks, they turn into strings of accented Cyrillic or Latin symbols like ЕЃД… . Why "Alternative Links" are used:
Download pages for browser scripts (like Greasemonkey/Tampermonkey) that change how specific websites function.
Portals offering free JavaScript or PHP scripts for site owners.
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