If you didn’t know, 2 weeks ago the Thai government has banned access to YouTube from within Thailand. This is because there were offensive video clips to the Thai king. Now Thailand residents is not able to view nor upload videos to YouTube. The ban is expected to be lifted before April 20th but if it’s still not lifted on that time, there are ways to bypass the ban. I am going to share with you how easy it is to bypass the ban on YouTube or on any particular website.
With YouTube Proxy, you can access YouTube even if your ISP has banned the website. How it works? It’s easier to understand if you look at the image below.
YouTube Proxy is a proxy server that sits between a client application, such as a web browser, and a real server. It intercepts all requests (of the client) to the real server and forwards it to the real server, returning back the requested data to the client. There are software that is able to hide your IP address by using proxy but why need to install a software when you can simply use your browser? YouTube Proxy si a kind of proxy server that’s work directly from your web browser, without the need of installing software or change your browser configuration.
Here are the technicals specifications of YouTube Proxy:
- Works through an encrypted connection (SSL)
- Support connections to secure websites (HTTPS Sites)
- Hides the real client IP providing an anonymous connection
- Support Cookies, support cookie editing, and custom cookie creation!
- Support Posting (Post, Get, & Query Post)
- Support of Uploads!
- URLs or other navigation information are NOT logged
- Support all kind of files (Html, Swf, Pdf, Zip, Rar, etc…)
- Clean Design: No ADS, Banners or surfing console, you will see as you are surfing the web directly
Will definitely work, but if your ISP ban *youtube*, then all websites with the word youtube will also be banned including YouTube Proxy. You can use this free YouTube Proxy service to bypass any banned websites in any place(universities, company, etc..). I think I’ve discovered a small bug that is it doesn’t support proxy’ing .CC domains. I tried entering http://www.raymond.cc on the address and hit enter, it brings me back to YouTube Proxy main page. Most probably YouTube Proxy only supports top-level domains such as .com .net and .org. I will write them an email about this problem.
Update: The owner of YouTube Proxy replied my email within minutes. He said that the problem was raymond.cc responding with a wrong encoding type… Not sure what that means but it’s now fixed.
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already try this …. is great and without problem
proxy-youtube.com
bye bye
Youtube’s banned in some countries, including China. I’m using Freedur to access Youtube and it works better than many proxy websites I’ve tried, have you tried it yet? It works well.
unblocked.me/youtube.php Hier staat een heel lijstje met youtube proxies Want die proxies worden natuurlijk ook vaak geblokkeerd.
i need a proxy because my school has it blocked from myspace and its hard to get in…
need to bypass site
youtubeproxy needs to get on the Web 2.0 bandwagon. They could make more money with advertising rather than charging for access. They lost me as a customer and from the looks of it, Singh as well. Raymond, let us know when they get a clue and join the rest of the internet community. I may consider giving youtubeproxy another chance…
It used to be free but when they got a little bit popular, they started charging people for their service. I will post if I find anything new.
hey,, it is not that good because you gotta pay for it. Not really worth it. If i have to pay to youtube it would be something else, but just for the proxy is different. Need a new one bro…Anyway nice try
This proxy is not free, after only 10 minutes of use it’s asking me to pay for more access. Any proxy that requires payment is uncool. Raymond, you should have mentioned this in your plug.
cant get on to hotmail
T_T My school blocks out the word Proxy if it’s in the web page or address it automatically gets blocked… Also youtube proxy is definitely not free… :( You have to pay…
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youtubeproxy.org/default.aspx?prx=raymond.cc/blog/