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Mozilla VPN
47 positive 2 neutral 22 negative
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This seems kind of bad...
Use Mullvad. That's the ONLY VPN I trust. Also, Mozilla VPN seems pretty good too. They have a deal with Mullvad to operate their servers.
benhaube in r/WhitePeopleTwitter
September 26, 2025 1:44 PM
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What’s new now, and what’s coming soon
They already do, Mozilla VPN is essentially a white-labelled Mullvad.
ckempo in r/firefox
March 17, 2026 8:09 PM
20
Exclusive: Mozilla tests "Firefox IP Protection" to promote VPN within Browser
FYI: Mozilla VPN is just Mullvad, but $5 more expensive, which is 100% on Mullvads price.
cloudya in r/firefox
July 7, 2025 10:12 AM
49
This seems kind of bad...
That's good to hear. I don't use it myself (I use Mullvad), but knowing they operate on Mullvad servers made it a decent recommendation in my eyes. I actually do think I am technically subscribed to Mozilla VPN because I pay them for Mozilla Monitor, so maybe I will give it a try. I mainly subscribe
...benhaube in r/WhitePeopleTwitter
September 26, 2025 2:31 PM
26
What do you think about this?
No! The Firefox VPN is just a basic proxy run by Fastly Inc. The Mozilla VPN is a real VPN from Mullvad. That is why I'm so annoyed about this. They intentionally try to take some of the trust they got on the better product, and try to bring this trust to a cheaper service that doesn't deserve it.
Alyx161 in r/LibreWolf
April 22, 2026 9:29 AM
8
Firefox Is Testing a Free, Built-In “Browser-Only” VPN
The article mentions "Mozilla-managed VPN servers", so I guess Mullvad had nothing to do with it. The branding looks similar to Mozilla VPN. This will be confusing...
TheHunterFR in r/firefox
October 9, 2025 11:19 AM
19
Firefox 149 adds built-in free VPN with 50GB monthly data
Mullvad publishes source code for the client and server side and has an auditing process to verify they're actually running the published code on the server side. Your account is a randomized number with no identifying information, they don't allow autopay because it would require storing your card
...Emotional-Power-7242 in r/technology
March 22, 2026 3:14 PM
8
Introducing Firefox’s Built-in VPN: IP Protection, Now in the Browser
I really hope this is the case and supports either a whitelist or blacklist for sites that are to use/not use the VPN (Proxy), as I currently use Firefox for most of my browsing which goes direct, but have a different browser go via a system wide VPN for anything age restricted (I'm in the UK, and I
...NotHavingMyID in r/firefox
March 24, 2026 5:59 PM
8
"VPN". Did they say if we will be able to swtich cities or countries with that "VPN"?
This VPN implementation seems borderline useless. It is more of a "protecting data" VPN (the traffic goes through Mozilla servers instead of the IPS company?) rather than a full-fledged VPN. The thing is that in the full Mozilla VPN you can switch countries. I think it is a missed opportunity. It wo
...TonyCanHelp in r/firefox
March 25, 2026 7:16 AM
7
Mozilla, when is it too much?
I try support them by subscribing to MDN plus and Mozilla VPN. If they offered more paid services, I would pay for them, just to support Firefox.
FragrantKnobCheese in r/firefox
December 31, 2024 10:21 PM
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