AWhat one press does
The button opens the check. It reads your device, tests each link on the network you are on now and shows the ones that open: your link, two backups and the extension file.
YouTube UnblockerBlocked again? Your YouTube link comes with two backups
YouTube Unblocker is a link check that runs on your own connection, never a long list of dead proxies.
“[Admins] can help restrict which YouTube videos are viewable by signed-in users in your organization.”
| You get | One YouTube link and two backups |
|---|---|
| For Chromebook | The reelway-chromebook.zip extension |
| How | One press checks your connection |
One quick check opens the links, in eleven languages.
Pick your case
The files below change with your pick.
The files on your case
BThe Chromebook extension
reelway-chromebook.zip is made for Chromebook. Begin with the links; keep the extension for the day they get filtered too.
CA phone on school Wi-Fi
The check runs on the school Wi-Fi your phone is on. Use the link and its two backups; the zip is for Chromebooks, so you can leave it.
DA filter on home Wi-Fi
A block set by a home router or an internet provider gets the same test: the links are checked on the connection you are on, at home as at school.
EWhen your link stops opening
Open backup 1, then backup 2. They were tested with your link, on the same connection, so you never start the search over.
Myths and facts
- Myth: a VPN app is the only way around a school filter.
- Fact: links can open where an app cannot be installed. Hit the button and start with the link the check gives you.
- Myth: when a link gets blocked, the search starts again.
- Fact: two backups come with your link, checked at the same time. Open backup 1 when your link stops.
- Myth: any unblocker download runs on a Chromebook.
- Fact: a Chromebook does not run .exe files. Take the file made for it, reelway-chromebook.zip.
Read this first
A school can still see which sites a managed Chromebook opens, so keep to its rules on what you watch.
Red flags, green flags
Red flags
- It asks for your school Google password.
- One link, and nothing when it stops working.
- The download ends in .exe, which a Chromebook cannot run.
Green flags
- It tests the connection you are on.
- It names the file you download.
- Backups come with the first link.