[Anonymous395357]

i was wondering if there's any way to run YouTube on a school computer that blocks proxies and web videos and stuff of that manor. i tried proxtube but it didn't work. if there's any sites or programs that will allow me to watch YouTube videos. I would be grateful to know what it is or how i can get it.

[Asset]

You could try to buy a VPN and connect to it during school time.
I recommend you to take a look at Kepard or any other VPN service to test it out.

Other options: ZenMate - Chrome Addon
Hola - Chrome Addon
* Make your own private proxy website

Don't know where to find VPNs?
VPN and Proxy Services

[Murphys_lawless]

Otherwise you might have better luck booting a live CD/USB with a browser and you'll be golden.

[Anonymous395357]

would like ubuntu or something of that manor work?

[Darunia]

Is it really that important that you get onto youtube?

[Anonymous395357]

it is, more than half of my classes are study halls.....so it kinda gets boring

[Darunia]

it is, more than half of my classes are study halls.....so it kinda gets boring

Do you have a 3G phone? I would recommend using a personal hotspot if you do and connecting your phone to the PC via USB.

[Ebony]

Use hotspot shield. Its a vpn and its free

[jroxstars]

There are many ways.

You could buy a vpn. You could set up your home computer to be a openvpn server and connect to home. You could set up an ssh server, ssh into your box, and connect localhost in your browser over port 8080. Socks proxies.

Find the it guy and give him a wedgie...

[LogoiLab]

my guess is that your traffic is being filtered at the router or hardware level...can you gather info on the type of filtering hardware or program so that we csn see if there are vulnerabilities that allow for unrestricted access without the use of an third party stuffs

[simucs]

Considering that many VPNs are blocked, consider using Ultrasurf which employs HTTP tunnels.

[Axon™]

Why not just use Hotspot Shield? It will allow you to access YouTube while at school.

[Vespula]

I use this all the time at school:

https://s3.amazonaws.com/0ubz-2q11-gi9y/en.html

Works like a charm, can get on YouTube (and play videos), Facebook, Game sites, etc.

[g0han]

Two simple options that may not be fixed at your school use HTTPS: https://www.youtube.com/ or using the video results found in google (somehow this wasnt blocked at my school for a while, perhaps it was only the homepage or something silly).

[‏Saint]

http://www.unblockedyt.com/
http://myyoutubeunblocker.com/
http://archive.org/web/

These aren't blocked at my school and basically everything is blocked there. So if they work at my school they should hopefully work at yours too.