When the Domain Changes: Coping with broken links and mirror sites

[morrowine]

I’ve been noticing lately that some of the streaming sites I use keep switching domains, and every time that happens half of my old bookmarks stop working. It’s not the biggest problem in the world, but it does get annoying, especially when I just want to continue a show and end up on some expired link or a dead landing page. Has anyone figured out a reliable way to keep track of these changes, or at least avoid the endless loop of broken mirrors?

[sanddylouise]

Honestly, I’ve run into the same thing more times than I can count. A few months ago, I had a whole list of bookmarked mirror pages, and overnight half of them stopped loading because the main domain changed again. What ended up helping me was keeping one “root” bookmark instead of saving individual pages. For example, I now just check goojara movies whenever something breaks, because if a domain update happens, that’s where they usually redirect or at least mention the new path. I’ve also started making small notes for myself—like writing down the last working URL in a simple text file—so that when things break, I can compare and see if it’s just a temporary mirror issue or a real migration. It makes the whole thing less frustrating, though not perfect. You just kind of learn to live with these sudden jumps.

[kanarycrow12]

I’ve had similar experiences, and what helped me was clearing the cache or trying the link in private mode. Sometimes a page looks “broken” just because the browser is hanging onto outdated routing. But yeah, domain changes can be confusing, especially when you don’t check the site that often. I guess the best approach is staying flexible and double-checking one main source instead of relying on bookmarked subpages.

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