[Tutorial] Fix youtube links / Youtube Proxy / UnBlock Youtube

If youtube is blocked in your country or you can't access it then here is a fix that you can use. It will automatically redirect all the youtube links to proxy website. I will use ytpak.com in this tutorial.

Instructions :

• Download the redirector plugin for firefox here.
  I don't use chrome, But there is a plugin like this for chrome too. Download here,you can use the settings provided in this tutorial, But I'm not sure if they will work.
• Now restart your firefox.
• Open the Options for this plugin
   
• In new version, you can access this plugin directly from firefox menu.
  
• For FireFox users, Download the settings here.
  Edit : updated version of ytpak script. Download here
• Unzip the file and click import in plugin's Options.
  
• After Importing your settings will look exactly like in the picture above(some url have been changed for ytpak website. You can download the file for firefox above and change them accordingly )
  Chrome users and see the settings in the image and set them accordingly. 

Now you are done! all your youtube videos will now open directly in ytpak

How to use redirector :

If you want to set redirect other then ytpak or want to set some other redirect. Here is some details.

when you click on New redirect following will appear.

Here description is used to give the current setting a name. Type in example url that you can use with Test button, to see how your redirect will work with that url. Include pattern is the website you want to redirect from and Redirect to is obviously our target website. You can find more detail in help section. Here are few examples :

Examples

1. Static redirect
   Redirects from http://example.com/foo to http://example.com/bar Include pattern: http://example.com/foo
   Exclude pattern:
   Redirect to: http://example.com/bar
   Pattern type: Wildcard
   
   
2. Redirect using query string parameter and wildcards
   Redirects from http://example.com/index.php?id=12345&a=b to http://example.com/printerfriendly.php?id=12345&a=b where 12345 could be any number. Include pattern: http://example.com/index.php?id=*&a=b
   Exclude pattern:
   Redirect to: http://example.com/printerfriendly.com?id=$1&a=b
   Pattern type: Wildcard
   
   
3. Redirect using query string parameter and regular expressions
   Redirects from http://example.com/index.php?id=12345&a=b to http://example.com/printerfriendly.php?id=12345&a=b where 12345 could be any number. Include pattern: http://example.com/index.php\?id=(\d+)&a=b
   Exclude pattern:
   Redirect to: http://example.com/printerfriendly.com?id=$1&a=b
   Pattern type: Regular Expression
   
   
4. Redirect to a different folder using wildcards
   Redirects from http://example.com/category/fish/index.php to http://example.com/category/cats/index.php where fish could be any word. The exclude pattern makes sure that there is only one folder there, so for instance http://example.com/category/fish/cat/mouse/index.php would not match. Include pattern: http://example.com/category/*/index.php
   Exclude pattern: http://example.com/category/*/*/index.php
   Redirect to: http://example.com/category/cats/index.php
   Pattern type: Wildcard
   
   
5. Redirect http to https using wildcards
   Redirects from http://mail.google.com/randomcharacters to https://mail.google.com/randomcharacters where randomcharacters could be anything. Include pattern: http://mail.google.com*
   Exclude pattern:
   Redirect to: https://mail.google.com$1
   Pattern type: Wildcard