A little bit scary.

No, account works fine and it can be “Free”. I’ve used a free account. I wouldn’t recommend using a paid account for this, since you can have problems with ToS.

You get the ARL by checking “Storage” --> “Cookies” --> “Search: arl” (F12 for Developer Mode, or equivalent on Android). The string that comes up should be pasted in settings and saved. Then you can access any album and download it.

Edit: you can only play 30 seconds of any track on Free, but when you download the albums they’ll come complete

thank you for your answer

Try “Contemporary Religious Satanism” and see if it works for you. You’ll find all the problems I’ve mentioned.

Is it a problem to want more options? To want a distributed network of available books for knowledge? Does everything needs to be concentrated in Anna’s Archive? Does it seem without failures to you?

Search for the same book in z-lib. Copyright claims have removed the book!

Don’t you agree people should resist more about this instead of letting everything for the hands of Anna’s Archive? Does this make sense to you?

OAI are API endpoints for metadata access of articles. I imagine API access is more respectful in terms of bandwidth since it’s organized specifically for access by the universities?

Maybe there is a way to do this anonymously? Anna’s Archive deals with books new and old, but maybe that ‘physical-only’ book that has no digital print would be the best place to start?

I remember no-eyes from #ebooks (IRCHighWay) prioritized recommendations of novels (fiction) to expand their available books, so I think that’s the safest type of book to scan?