Every current address, in one place

Old links do not redirect when they die. They just stop opening, and the page that had them keeps showing them as if nothing happened. That is how people end up with a bookmark that has been dead for months. These three are the current ones.

Copy, do not retype

Each address is 56 characters before the .onion. Copying takes one click. Retyping takes a minute and a quiet chance of one wrong character, and one wrong character opens someone else's page. If you are on a machine where the clipboard does not work (a shared terminal, a kiosk), type it slowly in a monospace font and read it back right to left before you press enter.

What opens when it works

First a short "Checking Your Browser" screen, then possibly a one-picture puzzle: click the shape with the cut, there is a 30 second timer. That is the market's own bot screen, plain and gray, with the Black Ops wordmark on top. Then the login page: username field, password field, register link, nothing else. At no point should the address bar stop showing the .onion you pasted. If instead you land on a bright page that wants your email "for verification" before anything else, stop. That is not the login screen, and the address in your address bar is worth a second look.

Addresses you will see that are not current

Retired onions leave ghosts everywhere: comment sections, video descriptions, cached pages, screenshots from two years ago. A dead address opens nothing at all. A fake one opens something, which is worse. If a page opens but the market looks wrong, a different color scheme, an ad banner on top, a login form on a normal domain, treat the address as retired or as a copy, not as the market changing its appearance.

When in doubt, run the comparison test: how to verify a mirror character by character.