Anubis Marketaddress reference

Anubis Market, current .onion addresses. Three equal links. Copy any of them.

anubisr4jj7ctsn4i5cqxefrqfll7jcvzzmbk4apr5w4t7xaqhbuzxyd.onion
anubisraftr2f2ekuml5nl453aozlgsa54gyxyeci2p2h6unsc57qqyd.onion
anubisrtxafdx7ycjgdut2ndwmuz4owkf4h4hd757km2mpzbsaf6wvyd.onion

Questions, answered short

Short answers, in the order people ask them. If yours is not here, the other pages usually have it in longer form.

Are the three addresses different markets?

No. Same market, same catalog, same accounts, three entry points. Pick any one. If one will not load for you, the other two are not backups of it. They are it.

Why does the market publish three addresses at once?

Rotation. When the market retires an address, it retires it cleanly: the current set is published, and the old one stops resolving. Publishing the set together means a rotation is an event you notice once, not a scramble to find the replacement.

Can I open a .onion address in Chrome or Firefox?

Not reliably, and not privately. Use the Tor Browser. It is free, it is what the address was written for, and it is the one browser where the address bar check means what it says.

Do I need a clearnet proxy, like .onion.watch?

No. The Tor Browser opens .onion addresses directly. A clearnet relay works too, and it sees everything that passes through it, which is the opposite of what you want from a market where you hold a balance.

How often do the addresses change?

When the market decides. There is no schedule, and no way to predict it. The market announces a change on its official channels, and this page follows the announcement. Until then, the three strings above are current.

Is this site run by Anubis Market?

No. It is an independent clearnet reference. It exists because a stable, searchable place to keep the address list is useful, and because the list keeps getting mistyped, paraphrased, and corrupted in forums.

Do you check whether the addresses are online?

No. This site makes no requests to the market and publishes no uptime figures, no percentages, and no last-checked times. If a string is down for you, the troubleshooting page is where to start.

I copied the address and a different site loaded. Is it the market?

Not until the address bar proves it. A different .onion is a different service, whatever its page looks like. Close the tab, re-copy, and compare the strings before you type anything into it.

Is there a mobile app?

No, and be careful with anything that calls itself one. The market is reached through the Tor Browser, which runs on phones. There is no separate app to install.