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图书馆的账号无法使用 wrote: 13 Jun 2026, 00:33
This is the translated content of the application. However, the entry point cannot be found on the interface, so we can only provide feedback here. My issue was reported yesterday. It would be very helpful if the backend could provide an answer
* Go. To. https://lib-talk.io.
* Click on the forum called Litera Reader
* When that page opens, you will see a link to Feature Requests
That is a link to create posts for feature requests for litera reader. You are currently in feature requests for z-library. You do not wish to be here, you wish to be there.
* Create a post in Feature Requests in the Litera Reader page.
* In that post explain what it is you would actually like to say. You are writing to the Litera Reader development team when you do that.
* Submit that post.
**Feature Request: Custom Manual Sorting for Booklists**
Currently, booklists only seem to support simple sorting options such as “new to old” and “old to new.” I would like to request a feature that allows the creator of a booklist to manually arrange the books in any custom order.
One use case is when a booklist contains a series of books, for example volumes 1–50. If volume 6 is missing at first and later gets added, the current system can only place it at the end of the list. However, the ideal behavior would be to let the booklist creator manually move volume 6 between volume 5 and volume 7.
Another use case is a personal favorites list. For example, I may want to move different books to the top of the list depending on my current preferences or what I want to highlight at a particular time. At the moment, there does not seem to be a way to do this.
A manual drag-and-drop sorting option, or some other form of custom ordering, would make booklists much more useful and flexible.
Does Z-Library have a OPDS catalog?
I couldn't find it to use in my e-reader. Some other libraries have it.
It would be very convenient for use in e-readers that support this feature!
bisQuit wrote: 13 Jul 2026, 07:48
Does Z-Library have a OPDS catalog?
I couldn't find it to use in my e-reader. Some other libraries have it.
It would be very convenient for use in e-readers that support this feature!
No, we don't currently have a publicly available OPDS catalog that would allow users to browse and download books directly through e-book reader apps. But thank you for the suggestion; we'll keep it in mind.
excitedecoli wrote: 30 Jul 2026, 10:04
I think it would be better to add a category dropdown in the book request page.
Hello! Could you please explain exactly what practical benefit you see in adding a category when requesting a book?
For most of the people, it's easier to find books in their familiar field. For example, a bilingual detective story enthusiast may read detective stories written in both of the languages he knew. So, the book he find is likely to be categorized by field(detective stories), instead of language(he knew more than 1 language).
By the way, it would be better if people could choose multiple language in the book information part. Some books features comparison between translated version and the original version.
I would like to know where I can find more details about the personal data policy of z-lib.sk.
If I delete a book that I have dowloaded from the list of books in my account, when I check that book link it still shows I've downloaded it.
Can anyone let me know if it is possible to delete permanently all the books download?
And are the IPs stored in log files?
I've heard the authorities in the US and Europe have started an investigation that aims to collect the IP of all users who have downloaded any book from ZLibrary.
I would like to know where I can find more details about the personal data policy of z-lib.sk.
If I delete a book that I have dowloaded from the list of books in my account, when I check that book link it still shows I've downloaded it.
Can anyone let me know if it is possible to delete permanently all the books download?
And are the IPs stored in log files?
I've heard the authorities in the US and Europe have started an investigation that aims to collect the IP of all users who have downloaded any book from ZLibrary.
Hello,
We don't collect this kind of information. You'll need to delete the book from both your download history and My Library, and then the mark will disappear.
For the Z-Library upload page, on the page for setting metadata, I request that the following two languages be added to the list of languages:
Erzya (ISO 639-2 code myv);
Moksha (ISO 639-2 code mdf)
A project is ongoing to scan most literature in these two languages, but so far the language cannot be specified when the books are uploaded to Z-Library. Correct language tags for uploads are of great importance for Z-Library users and downstream data consumers.
