Mozilla VPN

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

There’s good Electron and bad Electron. For years I’ve used Mozilla VPN (a rebadged version of Mullvad) and have not had any issues with the app. Right now it’s taking up 0.8% CPU and 140 Mb memory. Much more important to me is the transparency, security and privacy protections (e.g. no logs kept) o

Some combos: direct connection: jdownloader.org barely accessible, forum at support.jdownloader.org inaccessible. w/ zarpet (jdownloader.org added to proxied list): neither are accessible. w/ zarpet + cloudflare warp: site and forum open fine (warp doesn't work w/o zapret). A solution I only found t

I think a traditional VPN is most likely what you want. It will satisfy both of your requirements (allow you to connect from a region outside of the UK, and protect your privacy from your ISP and other mitm. Mozilla VPN is an option if you want to help support Firefox or want a VPN intended to integ

Yeah Mozilla vpn is basically WireGuard wrapped in a minimal GUI. Works okay on windows but their Linux implementation is barebones. On the replacement side I’ve been running Windscribe on Mint for over a year. It autostarts, reconnects if the connection drops, and the command line app is surprising

It may be worth it for you then. If you subscribe to Steam workshop items from just signing in to a regular browser, they'll download/install when you launch the game (Usually). If it really is that much of a hassle, Mozilla VPN was like $5 a month, and lets you control what apps do and don't use it