| Youtube noSSL | momo1729 | 12/04/12 2:03 | Hello, I think it would be very much appreciated if Youtube could offer a noSSL script, just like the one we have with Google Search. This would allow the redirection of the secure version of Youtube to the standard one, on which filtering programs c |
| Re: Youtube noSSL | Nathaniel_Mosher | 12/04/16 13:37 | Thanks for your feedback however it is probably more appropriate to post this feature request here: https://groups.google.com/a/googleproductforums.com/forum/#!categories/youtube/feedback--suggestions in the general YouTube feedback/suggestions forum |
| Re: Youtube noSSL | bmorales | 12/04/25 13:24 | Does the edufilter filtering work for when going to youtube over https? |
| Re: Youtube noSSL | forseti218 | 12/05/01 20:21 | Hi, I agree this functionality would be very useful for the same reason. We cant even block the https version of YouTube (to force our users to use the http version) with our web filtering or even bandwidth management solutions as its using a Google |
| Re: Youtube noSSL | Andersoniii | 12/05/03 13:09 | I'd love to have this feature enabled on Youtube, too. Google should help us with this. |
| Re: Youtube noSSL | toonetown | 12/08/09 10:52 | Talk about getting the run-around. First, it's posted at http://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/youtube/_FhhLGEo3Os%5B1-25%5D, now here, and now they are just pushing you off to the generic "feedback/suggestions" forum. It's almost like Googl |
| Re: Youtube noSSL | Papa Bear | 12/08/10 15:27 | @toonetown Your first URL string ends in %5B1-25%5D so it opens up as a blank page. On your URL's that include %5B1-25%5D remove it, be sure to click on the revised URL in your reply, a Go to URL will appear below it with the options to Change OR Re |
| Re: Youtube noSSL | jandrewa | 12/08/12 22:54 | You can do some trickery to block the SSL version. First, create a zonefile for http://youtube.com like so: @ IN NS http://ns1.example.edu @ IN NS http://ns2.example.edu @ |
| Re: Youtube noSSL | pr0xyguy | 13/01/23 13:23 | Hey momo1729, Check out http://sentrydns.com. They have a cheap and affective solution that enforces youtube safety mode on everything in your home, been using it myself at home and work for about six months. I haven't found another solution like it yet. |