Telegram bot, updated profile menu, Booklists and more

Dec 27, 2020
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We know 2020 isn’t shaping up to be a good year, but we’re still trying to make it better for our ZLibrary family. And we are excited to announce the last updates of this year.

We have finally launched our own Telegram bot! To access it, please use the Telegram icon in a footer, or visit the Edit Profile page. Using this bot you can download extra books in addition to your daily limit on the website. However, if you want to use options such as File conversion, Send-to-email, Send-to-Kindle, Send-to-Google Drive or download a book that is more than 50 MB, you will need to proceed to the website version. There you can also find the latest information about available domains by using the command /weblink. Just hurry up to install our Telegram bot and enjoy the books for the upcoming holidays! ✨

Before we move on to the second key feature, we want to draw your attention to the redesigned menu. We've separated your profile menu sections from the general ones to make it easier to navigate through the menu.

The final cherry on the New Year's cake: your personal themed collections (Booklists) that you can share with your community. Create collections on different topics, add books and descriptions, and share your booklists. The best collections will be recommended to other users in the future, so if you are an expert in a particular field, send us a link to your unique booklist and we will promote it to everyone.

If you also have any ideas about what functions can be added to the “Booklists” and any other suggestions on how to improve this option, please tell us in the blog comments. We'd be curious to hear your opinion!

In the end, we would like to wish all our dearest users a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. For sure, the year 2020 was full of various events, but we hope that in spite of all the difficulties it has brought you good moments as well. Take care of yourself and your family! Happy holidays and see you in 2021!

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