One of the most annoying features on certain YouTube videos are ads (advertisements). They have different way to bother and annoy you. In fact, some of them start playing as soon as you open the YouTube page containing the video, others are just small bars on the bottom side of the video. The most irritating ones are played before the video itself as small (usually 15 secs) clips, like commercials on TV. If you want to remove and disable them, the best way to achieve this is not buying expensive software or applying hard hacks and tweaks. In this case YouTube has provided a very easy (but totally unknown to the majority of users) way to skip ads. Let’s how!
As soon as the ads plays on your screen, press F5. This will reload the YouTube page. Subsequently, the video will start playing without any ads!
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7 Comments to “How to Turn Off and Disable Ads on YouTube”
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October 1st, 2010
This method does not work with the newer type of ad. Sadly.
October 26th, 2010
this doesnt work any more. it used too and now when i do it a whole new commercial comes up.
December 16th, 2010
lier!!!!!!!!!!!!!
January 11th, 2011
F5 doesn’t work. I agree Youtube are assholes and deserve to be boycotted and not used. See if the fags like that
January 20th, 2011
Get those nail breakers!
March 3rd, 2011
WHAT ABOUT “TEXT BOX ADVERTS” THEY STILL COME BACK AT THE BOTTOM OF VIDEO..
November 22nd, 2011
say the person who interweaves ads into his content… yes, I’m really interested in those geiger counters *click*