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Please sell me uncapped access with built-in VPN. Let me pay for this. I am not interested in the existing "Mozilla VPN" service because it requires an external application outside of the browser, which is not always compatible with systems mozilla is deployed to.

when i open my mozilla vpn there is no longer a panel. to select diffent locations .am i doing something if so let know what the problem is so i do not have to buy some other vpn

My friend and I usually use the same account on Firefox and he dismissed the pop up for the new VPN a few times, according to him. Every page I can find about setting up the VPN involves this pop up, and I cannot find another way to activate this.

I tried to log out of my friend's Firefox account and into mine, but the pop up did not appear for me. Is there another way I can set that up?

I have the Mozilla VPN app running and I am a paying customer. But the Firefox extension isn't recognising the app. It hasn't always been this way. I'm not sure what caused it to stop working properly.

I want to get the firefox extension working fully again.

I am a big fan of the new VPN feature that you guys introduced that is strictly for browser. There are only two current issues i have with them and its the limited bandwidth of 50 GB that is very low and i would like the option to pay a reasonable price for unlimited. Also when i disable the vpn for a website there is a blue pop up in the corner every time i tab over or open the specific page on a new tab that i can't disable or change the behavior in any manner.

Hello there,

I downloaded and installed the new Firefox browser in basis getting a FireFox VPN for free (50Gb a month). However, upon installation and signing, I found that I have no or can't see Firefox VPN of the tool bar to enable.

Can you explain why this is the case.

many thanks ukbabu

There appears to be a setting to force certain domains to never use the Firefox VPN if the VPN is turned on. There should also be a way to set it so that only selected domains use the VPN. Maybe a 3 choice VPN setting something like this: VPN on for all sites (except sites on the never use VPN list) VPN on for specified sites only VPN off

There should also be an option to automatically turn the VPN on in private windows. Since private windows are designed to minimize browsing activity stored on the local computer so that someone who uses the computer after you have quit Firefox won't have the history, cookies, and other relics of browsing activity and (public) VPNs are designed to limit the amount of information that your local network can detect about what sites you're connecting to and what you're doing, it seems likely that many (though probably not all) users who use private mode to limit what other users of that computer can see about their online activity would probably appreciate limiting the information that other users/network admins of their ISP, school, work, public Wifi, etc. can gather about their activity.

I understand the VPN feature in firefox is a proxy and not a VPN. VPNs are often secured using OpenVPN & Wireguard, whereas proxies are often secured using only HTTPS. How is traffic through the firefox proxy secured? Is it end-to-end? Thank you.

This what you said: "Today we’re introducing a free built-in VPN in Firefox, a new IP-protection feature designed to keep you even more private while you browse. We’re starting by offering an industry-leading 50 gigabytes of free VPN-browsing each month." But all I see are the paid options. I want to try before I (might) buy. After all, you constantly preach that we have to be careful & trying to be careful.