To make a search quicker for Bibliotik (or any of the links, really), use your browsers "Find in Page" function, easy if you know the author's name you're looking for, though it may be a pain if the author's name is reversed. Searching by the name of the book, though, is a pain in the ass.
? Actually, it's inconsistent. Most books are listed "Title-Author", some "Author-Title".
So you start by search the title corresponding to the first letter of the title. There are 38 pages. 0-9, A-Z, and a couple others.
There are 51,000 titles in "T", for all the titles beginning "The".
But some titles are listed with year of publication first. So there are 21,000 under "2".
So I wanted to find all books by specific authors, that drove me nuts.
I tried a Google site search, but it doesn't find any of the titles in these files, though it does find ones in other parts of the site. Maybe they will crawl it eventually.
So I spent 30 minutes and copied all the URLs from all the pages into text files, that totalled 31 MB.
(You could just copy the index.html files, faster but several times larger.)
Now I can use a text editor (Ultraedit) to search for strings in all files in the folder.
So I could pull all the links for books by specific authors, or with specific words in the title, then paste them into JDownloader.
I might do the Calibre section next. That's a complete lucky dip, no hint what each numbered folder contains.
Maybe TheEye has its own search, but I can't see it linked anywhere.
