Unlimited YouTube Views**FireFox**

creatorul said:

Don't bother it doesn't work. I've used something similar with IE and TOR, with automatic TOR resetter after each view (1 minute playing for each view) and it is still frozen at 200.
What I didn't try was to delete the cookies on each play, but I`ll try that soon

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I wonder what will happen if you stop the cookies full stop.

It could work....Try it and post back

No, it had nothing to do with cookies. Views still freeze with cookies deleted or refreshed.

It does NOT work. Even before the latest youtube update, this method has failed. Don't waste your time on this.

Did you try it with a modified proxy list and use it in multiple windows?

Also remember youtube is slow at getting views up....And also don't use the tired old lists that you find everywhere.....Those lists have a padern and youtube is smart enough to pick up on that....You have to take time and build your own list....Its going to take you a few days.....Then try it.

Yes. And if it works for you, you must be missing out something.
I have private international http and socks!

wicked, I'm going to try this out asap cheers

I don't know I tried it, spent a good 2hrs on it. I didn't have any fresh proxies so I don't know if that's why it didn't work. Also I was already trying what mightybh suggested and just blocked youtube cookies.

If anyone gets this to work let us know, In theory it seems possible as long as you have some good proxies and you don't develop a pattern. So I guess it all has to look random.

What if it's our resolution, browser type and Ip that youtube is looking at to determine if these are real views or automated, or does proxies hide this as well?

I wonder if you could combine this with multiple iframe embeds on autostart? I haven't read if that still works either.

Doesn't work for me either, anything viewed using TOR or proxy was not counted, however No proxy or anything youtube counted those hits.

Youtube definitely got their stuff together. Is there a method that can determine if someone is using a proxy? How does youtube know....?

What is the difference between someone not using a proxy and someone using a proxy? Where are there discrepancies? Is that what youtube is looking at?

gogetta said:

I don't know I tried it, spent a good 2hrs on it. I didn't have any fresh proxies so I don't know if that's why it didn't work. Also I was already trying what mightybh suggested and just blocked youtube cookies.

If anyone gets this to work let us know, In theory it seems possible as long as you have some good proxies and you don't develop a pattern. So I guess it all has to look random.

What if it's our resolution, browser type and Ip that youtube is looking at to determine if these are real views or automated, or does proxies hide this as well?

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a proxy won't hide your browser or resolution. i seriously doubt they're looking into that kind of micro detail, though. those things aren't unique. it does hide your ip, yes. that's the point.

@Misfire, are you getting rid of the cookies between each new proxy? TOR/privoxy should work.

halfalump said:

a proxy won't hide your browser or resolution. i seriously doubt they're looking into that kind of micro detail, though. those things aren't unique. it does hide your ip, yes. that's the point.

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Yes I know what a proxy is for... Cmon now! Lol... I'm just saying what if it's a mix combination of it all. To me this would identify automated views very easily, all the same resolution and browser type coming in all from the tor network.

Misfire, does your video even play or does it say that you must have java running, when you use the Tor?

gogetta said:

Yes I know what a proxy is for... Cmon now! Lol... I'm just saying what if it's a mix combination of it all. To me this would identify automated views very easily, all the same resolution and browser type coming in all from the tor network.

Misfire, does your video even play or does it say that you must have java running, when you use the Tor?

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My video does play when using TOR, but views don't go up.

And no I'm not getting rid of cookies between each play, is there a way to automate this?

Misfire said:

Is there a method that can determine if someone is using a proxy? How does youtube know....?

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Well it was suggested, a long time ago, even before the view count "freeze" that YouTube were blocking a lot of proxy views.

It wouldn't take much to go around all the usual sources, collect the proxies, and put them in a black list.

I've even done it on a few sites I've worked on, so it's not rocket science.

Whether that's what they are doing, or not, you'd have to ask them but it's certainly a very realistic suggestion that was thrown out there a while ago now.

Some people did report, early on, after the view "freeze" that they refreshed their browsers, and got a view, but when using a proxy, they didn't, so YouTube certainly seems to be using some anti-proxy measure.

It would also explain why some legit accounts seem to be complaining about some "legit" views missing as well.

If a friend surfed in on a proxy, and that proxy was on a black list, it wouldn't have counted.

I always knew that youtube would catch on to all the software bacause everybody used the stock proxies....Just take time to build a list and you can even sell it.

Ok, I woke up with a thought in my head. I don't know if this will work but I'm willing to try anything at this point. Every bot on the market comes into the youtube video page directly, right?

Well what if we used private proxies, then use se nuke to get a bunch of links pointing to the video. After that open up the url manager in se nuke and gather up all the links and program imacros to visit the video through each one of the links, also set it to search for the video through youtubes search and visit it as well.

Maybe if we make it look as if all the views aren't just coming in from an unknown location they will start counting them.
Just a thought, I'll try it tomorrow. What do you guys think, or has any one tried something like this?

What you think to phproxy?

lol it's really funny xbon869 thinks he understands something but he doesn't at all. It is sure that youtube has some way for detecting proxies but the main problem is they stop counting their views after they get like 200 views from the same ip (even more if it's public) and they will sure block every video that get them.

And using private proxy list won't help as well cus you are running like 200 views from the same ip for less than few minutes does that sound realistic?

Here's the thing that can help us. Someone has to code a bot, that will get you like 10 views from each ip, and also the proxies which we are going to use must be used from few people maybe like 5-6 guys so youtube doesn't get too suspicious.

IMO that's the only way we can make a proxy look like a real person. If we do this from 100 proxies you will get like 1000 views which is enough to get ahead of your competition if you understant YT marketing. As in one of gogetta's posts I saw he says it's best to mix everything - views, rating, favs, subscriptions - on that I totally agree with him

And btw, the method you posted is nothing special , I did nearly the same thing (maybe with a little twist :/) u posted when I just started trying to increase my YT views. I firstly found about the meta refresh method, after understanding that it doesn't work anymore it was really easy to figure out that I can do 200 views from diff ip's so I just searched for the firefox addons ;/

I have some other ideas on my mind which can boost my views up to 3,000-4,000 but I will keep them private for now , I don't want youtube staff to see it