We are simplifying the VPN experience by making the Proton VPN browser extension available to free plan users on both Chrome and Firefox. With the extension, you connect to a VPN server and encrypt your connection with a single click—no app installation needed.

Find out more 👉
https://protonvpn.com/blog/browser-extension-free

Everyone can use Proton VPN’s Chrome and Firefox extensions for free | Proton

Anyone can use Proton VPN’s Chrome and Firefox browser extensions for free, making it easy to protect your privacy and bypass censorship.

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@protonprivacy this is Great proton is growing by the second...
Wishes you the best......
@protonprivacy Great, #duckduckgo has already been banned in my country, so this extension would be very helpful.
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This is awesome. It makes a lot more convenient to use the VPN on linux distributions that the app does not officially support.
Proton privacy I use it already I sincerely love it ❤️❤️❤️
@protonprivacy this is great. timeline to one for apple TV? ty!
@protonprivacy used to be free, then paid because it was a form of split tunneling, now free again. Hmm
@0xC4aE1e5 This is the first time the browser extension has been made available to free users.
@protonprivacy You should warn people that dns are leaking with the firefox version of this extension. Unfortunately, it's useful with chromium browsers only.
Firefox users should definitely use the old fashioned way to connect to your services.
@Kandy You can prevent this using steps 3. or 4. from our configuration guide: https://protonvpn.com/support/browser-extensions/
How to use the Proton VPN browser extension | Proton

Proton VPN’s browser extension provides a quick and convenient way to protect your privacy while browsing the internet.

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@protonprivacy Thanks for your answer. I hadn't tried in a while, you must have changed something as I remember that it was leaking at the beginning. I've just re-tested it and it seems alright. That's great news as FF is my daily driver, I'm not quite fond of chromium browsers :)
THX !
@protonprivacy It doesn’t work as either a #Chrome or #Firefox extension in #Kagi's #OrionBrowser 😕

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Does the Mail Plus plan contain more VPN options than the free VPN? There is a discussion on Lemmy because different pages of your website say different things:

https://lemmy.world/comment/11824770

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@Torjas No, Proton Mail Plus comes with access to the Proton VPN Free only. Can you please share which pages you're referring to?

@protonprivacy This is also what is described on this page: https://proton.me/support/proton-plans#proton-mail-plus

But the Pricing Page says that it does contain more: https://proton.me/mail/pricing#compare-plans

Proton plans explained: Proton Free, Proton Mail Plus, Proton Unlimited, Proton Duo, Proton Family, and Proton Visionary | Proton

Proton Free, Proton Mail Plus, Proton Unlimited, Proton Duo, Proton Family, or Proton Visionary — which is right for you?

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@Torjas Thank you for sharing, we'll make sure to fix it.