Linux users can now install Mozilla VPN via Flatpak on Flathub, opening the way for seamless cross‐distribution deployment.

Mozilla VPN pricing falls roughly in line with the average VPN service. It’s not the most expensive, nor is it the cheapest. Mozilla only offers one VPN plan, but you can choose between a ...

VPN browser extensions, on the other hand, focus solely on protecting the browser that they’re added to. This means that ...

Mozilla, the open source company best known for the Firefox Web browser, made its VPN service generally available in the United States this month. The cross-platform VPN is based on Wireguard and ...

Mozilla says its VPN will cost $4.99 (£3.95) per month, with the option to subscribe and unsubscribe at any point. One subscription can be used on up to five devices.

Mozilla VPN helps improve your online privacy and your subscription fee supports a proponent of free internet. It's approachable and has useful features, though it's more expensive than the ...

Mozilla VPN to exit beta this summer. Future plans include launching a Mac client. Currently only available on Windows, Android, iOS, and Firefox extension.

Mozilla said that its VPN will protect up to five devices using device-level encryption, though just Android and Windows PCs for now. (An iOS client is in beta, and Mac and Linux clients are ...

With Mozilla VPN, users will be able to connect up to five devices on Windows, Android and iOS -- and it’ll cost $4.99 per month, so not quite low enough to bother the providers in our best ...

Mozilla VPN has undergone an independent audit, the reports for which were released on 6th December, 2023. This is its second one, and the first Mozilla VPN audit was back in 2021.

Mozilla's virtual private network (VPN) service has arrived in seven more countries, including Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Spain and Switzerland. The expansion is a big move for the ...

Mozilla this week resurrected its Test Pilot preview program, offering Firefox users a free VPN-like service to encrypt browser-to-site-and-back transmissions over public networks.