zlibrary returns to the clear web
“We have great news for you – Z-Library is back on the Clearnet again! To access it, follow this link and use your regular login credentials.” – zlibrary
Personal domains
“After logging into your account, you will be redirected to your personal domain. Please keep your personal domain private! Don’t disclose your personal domain and don’t share the link to your domain, as it is protected with your own password and cannot be accessed by other users.” – zlibrary
In theory every user of zlibrary will now get access to their own personal domain and after testing I believe this to be true. Although I don’t know how many domains zlibrary has registered from their universal login page, but it definitely is a lot, especially with the amount of funding they get from their community.
Note - zlibrary says if you can't access the universal login page, to use TOR or I2P to get their personal clearnet domains.
How to access zlibrary
Accessing zlibrary is just as easy as it used to be, all a user has to do is navigate to their website singlelogin.se and sign up for an account. Once you have signed up for an account, you will receive a confirmation email to your email you have signed up with. After confirming the email, you will get access to zlibrary’s massive collection of public domain books and more!
Note - when signing up, your personal email isn't required. It's not one I recommend using anyway. To avoid using your personal email, you can use any temporary email service on the web by searching "temp email" or consider getting a membership with Simplelogin which I personally use Simplelogin – Receive and send emails anonymously. With email aliases, you can be anonymous online and protect your inbox against spams and phishing.
