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Google Removed 749 Million Anna's Archive URLs from its Search Results * TorrentFreak
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I'm surprised that someone that would use Anna's Archive, would use Google as their search engine.
I usually use ddg but sometimes it can't find things in non-English languages whereas google has the results I'm looking for.
Or use a search engine to access it in general. Anna's Archive itself is a search engine, it's better to just bookmark it and search for stuff directly from there.
Is it on a stable website, or does it change sometimes? And what's the address?
Is stable for me for a long time already. Maybe you need to switch DNS, as some ISPs have a DNS block. But one should switch DNS regardless.
Thanks
This was linked in like the first sentence of the article, and it has an up-to-date list of the current URLs.
Thanks, it would never occur to me to look for it on Wikipedia.
I've seen a lot of very tech savvy people still using google and chrome to this day. It's the top search engine. The majority of people use it, including pirates.
Sometimes I'm just lazy. Don't use chrome but google as a search engine since it's the default and sometimes I can't be bothered to change it.
They probably don't, tbh. Question is if this will even affect the traffic in any way.
If I want to find a pdf, whether it be a book, comic or research paper, I use Yandex - Google has been unusable in that way for a long time now.
I used to find books and papers by googling the title and clicking on results. It's not that crazy.