You can unlock the browser and maybe do it that way. If you just want YouTube, the switch has a YouTube app, no need for homebrew there.
If you want to go full out, you can install a second OS like GNU/Linux or Android and stream with that OS.
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I think what you mean is streaming from YouTube, OP wants to livestream to YouTube
BAM!
You might be right, oopsie
That's definitely going to make the Switch struggle to maintain its framerate.
I wouldn't be so sure about that. The Switch records a 720p30 video all the time for its 30s replay functionality that is on by default.
At least theoretically, capture and encoding themselves shouldn't cause any more performance issues than a stock Switch already has (unless you try to stream and have the replay buffer ofc.) and sending a bunch of video data over a network isn't very intensive.
Just Google "stream to YouTube from switch" there's a built in option. Here's a screencap of the top result.
