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I have a VPN that is very easy to use according to MY wishes I want to TURN OFF FIREFOX VPN

I have been using this browser since Andreson first put it out there. Get out of my business or I will get out of yours

What are the step-to-step instructions in order to use Free VPN? (see attached image) I did a query on the web and it came back stating that Firefox VPN was not free. I am confused. Thank you for your prompt assistance.

When trying to turn on the free VPN in my browser, I get stuck in a never-ending loop: I click on the VPN icon, then on the "Get started" button, which opens a new tab where I am asked to log in, I log in successfully, try to turn on the VPN in the open panel, but it again only shows the "Get started" button.

I have also created a different account on Mozilla and with that one the VPN worked without any problem...

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 had the built-in VPN in Firefox enabled. I used it successfully for about a month, but this evening it disappeared from my toolbar. How can I restore access to this feature?

I am trying to turn on the Firefox built-in VPN. Instructions say click on the VPN icon in the toolbar. I have no such icon in my toolbar and I when go to Customize Toolbar, there is no VPN icon for the Firefox built-in VPN.

How do I get this icon to appear?

Hi, I enabled the included Firefox VPN, but it only allows you to choose an entire country, and not very accurately or reliably. The help pages direct me to use Mozilla VPN to do that, so I enabled it, only to be told it's only available on Windows. How can I set my location to something else for a website on a Mac? Thanks.

I just noticed the VPN option. Previously I used another VPN, not for privacy, but to give me a UK IP address so that I could access BBC videos which are normally available only if you are in the UK, and thereby get a UK IP address. I took only the free 1 day trial, not wanting for pay for it, and it worked. However with Mozilla VPN, I still get the message 'This content is not available in your location.'.