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IMO Mullvad is the best for Mint. The ProtonVPN Linux app still sucks. I've heard iVPN are also good, but never tried them. You can download the app as a .deb file from their website.

Still no IPv6 and Secure DNS support on Windows and iOS. Also a latency indicator would be nice, like IVPN and Windscribe do

Tailscale and Mullvad both use wiregaurd protocols and issues arise if you try to run two at the same time as one will always supercede the other; you could get through this issue by just using IVPN or any OpenVpn protocol with Tailscale, but that's a bit rather inconvenient for some who primarily j

Great news! I've been hoping for an alternative to NextDNS and Controld. Will this service be free for IVPN Pro users and will it be integrated with IVPN in the future?

I used Mullvad and IVPN. Both work well and are easy to install & update, which is important to me as I use Linux and am not a Linux Pro. They both claim to not keep logs. Ivpn was a little quicker.

Thank you for explaining. My knowledge in this area is limited. In this case, the IP address will allow IVPN to reach the server, but how does the URI come in to play thereafter? I am using Adguard's premium DNS plan, which provides device-specific query logs and custom rules. My DoH or DoT URI is c

Filen for cloud. Which is really good (and it's literally two clicks to set up a local mount on Linux). I got 100gb for 40 euros lifetime. The only downside being the lack of integrated office suite (so I have Murena as a secondary cloud provider as they have an OnlyOffice integration). For mail I u

I don’t think support got it quite right, My guess based on what I can gleam off Github development and some things the team said is, they focused on auditing DNS in large part because of PortMaster. Seems like IVPN miscalculated the availability of current Android framework to expand on Custom DNS,

I used to do this. I just want a simple solution like IVPN has. I don't understand how so many years down the line this still hasn't been addressed despite the community desire for it.

I think you should try a few distros as live CDs (Use Ventoy for ease). The main choice really is Desktop Environment, there is Gnome (On Zorin OS), KDE (on Kubuntu, MX Linux and others), and Cinnamon (on Mint). Fedora is also worth a look, and that has both Gnome and KDE versions, though a lot of o