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Mozilla VPN has a Split Tunneling feature which lets you choose which apps to connect to the VPN while allowing other apps to connect directly to the Internet without protection.

Mozilla VPN has a Split Tunneling feature that lets you choose which apps to connect to the VPN while allowing other apps to connect directly to the Internet without protection. {note}Mozilla VPN must be off to edit app permissions.{/note} #Open Mozilla VPN and tap the Settings [[Image:vpn settings icon|width=30]] icon. #Tap (or click) {menu Network settings}. #Tap (or click) {menu App permissions}. #Tap (or click) the switch next to ''Protect all apps with VPN''. [[Image:VpnAppToggle|width=300]] On Linux, Split tunneling is only supported if the following two conditions are met: #Control groups version 1 is mounted somewhere (should be the case for any Debian-based distro). #The user is running a desktop environment based on GTK. This should include Gnome, Unity, MATE and Cinnamon (notably missing are KDE and XFCE) To learn more, visit [[Exclude applications from Mozilla VPN protection]].