Youtube+jar+240x320+new !link! Guide

Because the official legacy YouTube app stopped working years ago, you must use third-party "frontends" that bridge the gap between modern YouTube APIs and J2ME.

YouTube, owned by Google, constantly updates its protocols. Older YouTube JAR apps (such as the native apps that came with phones in 2010) frequently stop working because: youtube+jar+240x320+new

Most versions require at least 2MB–4MB of free RAM to run without crashing. Connection: Because the official legacy YouTube app stopped working