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In an effort to prevent blacklisting of domains (oftentimes by internet providers at the DNS-level in accordance with legal procedures), Z-Library uses a homepa

In an effort to prevent blacklisting of domains (oftentimes by internet providers at the DNS-level in accordance with legal procedures), Z-Library uses a homepage at a memorable domain. The homepage does not contain any infringing content, but instead lists many working mirror domains for different regions. These domains can be switched and do not need to be as memorable. For instance, some include numbers. Nice try, I guess :/ https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Z-Library https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Z-Library

selcuka 4y ago
> Nice try, I guess :/ It has worked so far.
- carbonx 4y ago
  Until it didn't.
  - taneq 4y ago
    Which is, of course, the only possible way to work.
- musicale 4y ago
  thepiratebay.org seems to be fairly resilient
wolrah 4y ago
Non-mobile link for those of us using desktop browsers: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Z-Library https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Z-Library (can someone explain to me why every site in the world will redirect mobile browsers to a limited page but won't redirect desktop browsers back to the full featured version?)