Disable Ads on Youtube with a Simple trick/command......

Google's revenue depends largely on advertisement that is displayed on its properties, third party websites and in tools. As far as ads on YouTube go, most users see a roadblock ad on the homepage, in-stream videos ads and also ads near the content when videos are played or pages browsed on the site.

There are a lot of ways to block ads, but with a simple command in the developer console, you can disable all ads on YouTube via an experiment.

1. Load YouTube in your web browser of choice.

2. Chrome or Opera 15+: Use Ctrl-Shift-J to open the developer's console.

3. Firefox: Use Ctrl-Shift-K to open the developer console.

4. Opera 12: Press Ctrl-Shift-I

5. Internet Explorer: Press F12 and switch to Console.

6. Enter the following code:


   document.cookie="VISITOR_INFO1_LIVE=oKckVSqvaGw; path=/;
domain=.youtube.com";window.location.reload(); 

This sets the cookie on the system. You can now close the console and browse YouTube to test if everything worked out alright.

To disable the experiment again, either clean all YouTube cookies or repeat the process described above but set the following cookie instead:

Boom. No more ads. Since this is something that Google is allowing, it's possible it could go away in the future, but while it works, you get a lovely ad-free viewing experience without any plugins. It even works on those pesky video ads.

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