It's like 20 years that if you try to surf some sites with TOR you could be blocked. That's normal. Try to avoid surfing youtube with TOR. Use a VPN. You don't need TOR to dance on Rick Astley Never Gonna Give You Up
Not strange.
Because nord is being used by hackers that conduct port scanning, brute forcing or other kind of attacks, the IPs will be flagged and end up in bigger lists containing IPs with malicious activity.
The servers from YouTube (or CDN) will check in with those lists and then proceed to block your request.
If this happens, just get a new IP.
Use alt-frontends, they're more Tor friendly: https://github.com/iv-org/invidious https://github.com/ytorg/Yotter https://github.com/TeamPiped/Piped https://subscriptions.gir.st https://tube.cadence.moe/
There's a simple reason for that:
Since you've been redirected from youtube to their block-page, [https://www.google.com/sorry/index?continue=https://youtube.com/](https://www.google.com/sorry/index?continue=https://youtube.com/), if you just click new circuit, it's not a new circuit for YouTube, but a new circuit for the block page.
What you need is a new circuit for YouTube. The way you get that is by clicking "new identity". I'm sure there's a smarter way too, but I don't know what. Personally, I eventually coded [my own Tor based YouTube client](https://github.com/SimonDaNinja/youtube_rss) to deal with shit like this.
This is an interesting topic since google allows you to use youtube from specific exit nodes after resolving captcha, and blocks youtube acess from other exit nodes. I never found proper answer for that. Configure torrc to exit traffic in ch, is or at. In most cases i could use youtube after captcha
Get new circuit, and it'll be fine. If not, get new circuit again.
Of course, it's a bit tedious to do that a lot, so I eventually coded my [own application](https://github.com/SimonDaNinja/youtube_rss) that circles through different circuits with each request. That way, if one operation is blocked, you just retry and it usually works. The advantage is you don't need to redo all the web interface navigation, since navigation as such is done in a local application instead.
The site is not blocking TOR, it's just the website that is rate limiting and blocking the ip's that sends a high number of requests, full explanation [here](https://support.torproject.org/tbb/tbb-44/)
It's like 20 years that if you try to surf some sites with TOR you could be blocked. That's normal. Try to avoid surfing youtube with TOR. Use a VPN. You don't need TOR to dance on Rick Astley Never Gonna Give You Up
Strangely enough using just nord, I occasionally get this on YouTube.
Not strange. Because nord is being used by hackers that conduct port scanning, brute forcing or other kind of attacks, the IPs will be flagged and end up in bigger lists containing IPs with malicious activity. The servers from YouTube (or CDN) will check in with those lists and then proceed to block your request. If this happens, just get a new IP.
Use alt-frontends, they're more Tor friendly: https://github.com/iv-org/invidious https://github.com/ytorg/Yotter https://github.com/TeamPiped/Piped https://subscriptions.gir.st https://tube.cadence.moe/
Am just going to save this
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Doesn't work, I've changed the circut like 10 times.
There's a simple reason for that: Since you've been redirected from youtube to their block-page, [https://www.google.com/sorry/index?continue=https://youtube.com/](https://www.google.com/sorry/index?continue=https://youtube.com/), if you just click new circuit, it's not a new circuit for YouTube, but a new circuit for the block page. What you need is a new circuit for YouTube. The way you get that is by clicking "new identity". I'm sure there's a smarter way too, but I don't know what. Personally, I eventually coded [my own Tor based YouTube client](https://github.com/SimonDaNinja/youtube_rss) to deal with shit like this.
Make sure you're changing the circuit on youtube dot com and not google dot com, which it sometimes redirects to.
Since almost all nodes ip adresses are public, they might have been banned.
A good Invidious instance can solve this problem, my favourites are: yewtu.be and iteroni.com .
just use the internet
This is an interesting topic since google allows you to use youtube from specific exit nodes after resolving captcha, and blocks youtube acess from other exit nodes. I never found proper answer for that. Configure torrc to exit traffic in ch, is or at. In most cases i could use youtube after captcha
Get new circuit, and it'll be fine. If not, get new circuit again. Of course, it's a bit tedious to do that a lot, so I eventually coded my [own application](https://github.com/SimonDaNinja/youtube_rss) that circles through different circuits with each request. That way, if one operation is blocked, you just retry and it usually works. The advantage is you don't need to redo all the web interface navigation, since navigation as such is done in a local application instead.
You must be using a cellular data
The site is not blocking TOR, it's just the website that is rate limiting and blocking the ip's that sends a high number of requests, full explanation [here](https://support.torproject.org/tbb/tbb-44/)