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This guide explains how to extract your YouTube session cookie for the music system. Use at your own risk.

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Last updated 13 days ago


⚠️ Disclaimer

  • Use a burner account. Your account may be banned or rate-limited.

  • This method may violate YouTube's Terms of Service.

  • Proceed with caution and only use this method if you understand the implications.


🔧 Requirements

  • Google Chrome Browser

  • Basic understanding of browser developer tools

  • Private (Incognito) browsing window


🧭 Step-by-Step Instructions

1. Open YouTube in Incognito Mode

  • Open Google Chrome

  • Launch an Incognito Window (Ctrl+Shift+N or ⌘+Shift+N on Mac)

  • Navigate to

Tip: Using incognito mode ensures a clean session.


2. Sign Into Your YouTube Account

  • Sign in with a Google account

Important: Use an account you don't mind losing access to


3. Open Developer Tools

  • Press F12 or right-click anywhere on the page and select Inspect

  • Go to the Network tab in the developer tools


4. Filter Network Traffic

  • Click the Filter icon (funnel symbol)

  • Select the Fetch/XHR option

  • In the search box, type "browse"


5. Locate the browse?prettyPrint Request

  • Scroll down the network log

  • Find and click on the request named browse?prettyPrint


6. Extract the Cookie

  • In the right pane, scroll to the Headers tab

  • Under Request Headers, look for the Cookie entry

  • Copy the entire cookie string


7. Paste into Your Configuration File

  • Open your config.yml file

  • Paste the copied cookie under the relevant field

Cookie: "YOUR_COPIED_COOKIE_HERE"

Done! You’ve successfully extracted and applied your YouTube session cookie.

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