How to read an Anubis address

A clearnet reference for the addresses of Anubis Market. Nothing more. It publishes the three current .onion strings, explains how to move them into a Tor Browser, how to check that they arrived intact, and what to do when something goes wrong.

What it does

• Keeps the three current addresses in one place, with copy buttons, on every page.
• Explains the connection, the verification, the login, and the habits that keep an account safe.
• Answers the repeated questions, including the ones about this site itself.

Why no status indicator appears here

• An uptime percentage or an online dot beside an onion reports how the address behaved for one machine, elsewhere, at a moment that has passed. Tor builds your route fresh each time, so the same address can answer for them and time out for you. If a string will not load, the troubleshooting page is the starting point, not a status page.
• Nothing here asks you for anything. No forms, no accounts, no sign-up. Any page carrying this name that asks you to log in is not this one. The page loads one stylesheet and one script, both from this domain.
• It does not proxy the market. No clearnet relays, no gateway of any kind. The addresses are given in pure .onion form, to be opened directly.
• It does not rank the addresses. The three are equal, and any hierarchy between them would be invented.

How it is updated

When the market publishes a change, the strings here are replaced. Old addresses are removed rather than archived, because a retired address sitting on a current page is worse than no address at all.

Language and tone

The site is in English. The text aims to be as dry and specific as the subject deserves: exact character counts, exact steps, exact symptoms. Where something is unknown, it says so.