YouTube

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The YouTube application available from the eShop is a web-browser. Like the main browser this uses WebKit. All data is downloaded with plaintext HTTP.

User-Agent and Browser Versions

The user-agent format is almost identical to the main browser: "Mozilla/5.0 (Nintendo 3DS; U; ; Factory Media Production) Version/<version>.<region>". <lang> is "en", "fr", etc. <region> is "US", "EU", etc. See below for <version>.

Browser version USA/EUR CDN Title-version Release date Notes
1.7498 v16 and v0 Initial app version.
1.7498 v1056 and v1040 First app update. This build uses the v7.0 NCCH encryption for the main CXI, this was the first retail title to use this.
? v2096 and v2080 October 15, 2015 This update fixed the vuln used for tubehax. Note that this update is forced, since the app itself checks for a newer version of the title(how exactly it does this is unknown: the main codebin for latest/older versions don't contain the NIM service string).
  • Plaintext HTTP is still used.
  • The RomFS is empty, and accessinfo is still 0x0. It's unknown what happened to the CROs(see below).
  • This version was built with the latest CTRSDK, so NATIVE_FIRM 9.6.0-X is now required.

RomFS

The RomFS only contains CROs("/cro/") and the CRR("/.crr/static.crr"), the following is the "/cro/" contents:

  • JavaScriptCore_CTR.cro
  • WebCore_CTR.cro
  • WebkitMediaPlayer_CTR.cro
  • WebKit_CTR.cro
  • static.crs

Webkit

Looks like the YouTube application uses a newer version of Webkit than the Internet Browser applet. It has the ability to construct Blobs, of course the HTML5 video element, and possibly the Audio element (Visible, but untested). It also supports the localStorage API. Here a list of exposed apis: [1].

embedded.ctr

Inside the YouTube app, there is a pseudo-webserver running that links to a structure inside ExeFS. This structure provides a list of urls under the domain "http://embeded.ctr/".