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YouTube Age Restriction Bypass (Stealth Version)

Safely bypass YouTube age restrictions, undetectably, for testing/educational purposes only.

Penulis
Hunter Munsell
Pemasangan harian
10
Total pemasangan
4.960
Nilai
0 0 2
Versi
5.0
Dibuat
18 Desember 2024
Diperbarui
03 Juni 2025
Size
4,25 KB
Lisensi
N/A
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🎥 Advanced YouTube Age Restriction Bypass (Stealth v5.0)

⚡ Description

This Tampermonkey userscript bypasses YouTube's age restrictions without requiring login, cookies, or verification. Built for 2025's updated YouTube API, it works by stealthily intercepting internal requests and modifying video metadata in real time.

🔥 Features

  • 🚀 Bypasses age and login restrictions on YouTube videos.
  • 🕵️‍♂️ Stealth mode – avoids detection by YouTube or adblock scanners.
  • 🔄 Intercepts fetch and XMLHttpRequest using Proxies (not monkey-patching).
  • ⚙ Patches player config & initial JSON payloads (ytInitialPlayerResponse).
  • 🧩 Lightweight & seamless – auto-detects restricted players dynamically.
  • 🧠 Safe injection – avoids DOM traces and modifies data silently.

🛠 Installation Guide

1️⃣ Install a UserScript Manager

2️⃣ Install the Script

👉 Click here to Install

3️⃣ Test the Bypass

  • Open an age-restricted YouTube video
  • The script will bypass age restrictions automatically without login! 🎉

📜 How It Works

  • Intercepts YouTube’s internal API calls (/youtubei/v1/player) via fetch and XHR.
  • Patches the playabilityStatus.status from "RESTRICTED" / "LOGIN_REQUIRED" to "OK".
  • Dynamically injects a cleanup script into YouTube's page context for full effect.
  • MutationObserver detects restricted player containers (ytd-watch-flexy[is-restricted]).

🧱 Technical Highlights

  • ✅ No direct DOM tampering.
  • ✅ No detectable logging.
  • ✅ No blocking scripts, ads, or UI elements.
  • ✅ Clean Response cloning for native compatibility.

⚠ Disclaimer

This script is for educational and testing purposes only. It may violate YouTube’s Terms of Service. Use at your own risk.

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