This project explores the use of youtube's embed architecture to circumvent ads

# Get this project
git clone https://github.com/BarakBinyamin/addless-youtube.git
cd addless-youtube
npm install
# Run the demo @ localhost:8000
node index.js --port=8000

If you navigate to your ip-address:port instead of localhost:port you'll most likely have CORS issues with the youtube iframe

You can get an ssl encrytpted (https) tunnel to internet with the awesome tool localhost.run

ssh -R 80:localhost:8000 [email protected]

CORS, cross origin resource sharing, is a set of browser policies meant to keep your data safe. One of these policies prevents requests to ssl secured (https) websites from a non secure website (http). Special acception for localhost becuase that's known to be your computer.

Forward this service to the web using ngrok, and avoid CORS policy blocks

1. Make an ngrok account
2. Create an ssh key with the command ssh-keygen
   1. Follow the prompts, remember the passphrase
   2. Copy the public key (cat /path/to/id_rsa.pub)
3. Paste the ssh key to ngrok
4. Forward this service to the web

ssh -i id_rsa -R 443:localhost:8000 tunnel.us.ngrok.com http

The output should be two routes, one with ssl enabled