How do I access YouTube if it's blocked?

In some places, YouTube just won't open, and it's wildly inconvenient. Are there any working proxies or other ways to bypass the blocking to watch videos normally? Preferably something simple, without complicated settings and speed drops.

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Permalink Reply by Raiser on February 5, 2025 at 12:31am

Sometimes YouTube is blocked at work, at school or in some countries, and you can't go anywhere without a proxy. There are different options - browser extensions, VPN or special proxy services, such as YouTube unblocked proxy. The main thing is that the speed does not drop and it works stably. Here is a link to info where you can learn more about YouTube proxies and how to use them

Permalink Reply by yogamaja on Saturday

After running into restrictions trying to access YouTube in certain places, I started leaning more on YouTube Music to get me through the day. It’s been surprisingly solid—playlists load quickly, audio quality stays consistent, and the recommendations have gotten pretty accurate over time. Curious about how others felt, I checked out youtube music reviews to compare experiences. A lot of users mentioned features I hadn’t explored yet, like offline downloads and seamless device switching. It’s been a great backup when regular video content isn’t accessible, and it easily became part of my daily routine.

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