At the same time, publishers and authors will do everything in their power to disrupt Z-Library’s clearnet comeback. Government on its back, new domains are far from safe. The site’s operators want to prevent future domain name seizures and with the U.S. How many new domain names Z-Library has is unclear. At the time of login, users are prompted to check a box promising, “I will keep my domains in secret.” Once users log in, they’re redirected to a personal domain they can use to access close to 12 million books on Z-Library without using encrypted networks like Tor. The pirate ebook site is hoping that this new system will allow them to operate normally again, since there are now thousands of domains, which should be immune to shutdown by authorities.Ī Z-Library blog post from Saturday announced the “great news” and prompted users to access Z-Library using their regular login credentials at a new link. Z-Library is back with a new website domain and registered users are now redirected to unique domain names to download books. search ( q = 'Deleuze', from_year = 1976, to_year = 2005, lang =, extensions = ) await lib. login ( email, password ) # next requests will use cookies gathered on login await lib.

Put anywhere in your code: import logging logging. result # current_set = [ # if _name_ = '_main_' : asyncio. next () # get current result set current_set = paginator.

next () # calling another next_set will fire up a request to fetch the next page next_set = await paginator. search ( q = 'computer science', count = 50 ) # fetching results (0. prev () # create a paginator of computer science with max count of 50 paginator = await lib. search ( q = 'biology', count = 10 ) # fetching first result set (0. init () # count: 10 results per set paginator = await lib. AsyncZlib () # init fires up a request to check currently available domain await lib. Pip install zlibrary Example import zlibrary import asyncio async def main (): lib = zlibrary.

Zlibrary download books