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Mozilla VPN

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It began life as a simple Firefox browser extension, but Mozilla VPN is now a full standalone VPN product which secures all your internet traffic on Windows, Mac, Android, iOS and Linux. The network is smaller than some rivals at 400+ servers across 60 locations and 35+ countries. To put that in perspective, ExpressVPN has 3,000 servers, NordVPN has 5,500, and CyberGhost boasts 8,900+. Want to try Mozilla VPN? Check out the website here Mozilla VPN is powered by Mullvad's speedy and secure network. Some companies keep quiet about the fact that they're reselling someone else's service, but Mozilla is very open. Click the 'see our full list of servers' link on the Mozilla VPN website, for instance, and it takes you to the server list on Mullvad's site . You can elect to use ad or tracker-blocking DNS servers (Image credit: Mozilla) Features Mozilla VPN's feature list has grown considerably since launch, and the service now beats many special...

Mozilla VPN

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It began life as a simple Firefox browser extension, but Mozilla VPN is now a full standalone product which secures all your internet traffic on Windows, Mac, Android, iOS and Linux. The network is smaller than some rivals at 400+ servers across 40+ locations and 30+ countries. To put that in perspective, ExpressVPN has 3,000 servers, NordVPN 5,500, and CyberGhost has 7,800. Want to try Mozilla VPN? Check out the website here Mozilla VPN is powered by Mullvad's excellent network. Some companies keep quiet about the fact that they're reselling someone else's service, but Mozilla is very open. Click the 'see our full list of servers' link on the Mozilla VPN website, for instance, and it takes you to the server list on Mullvad's site . You can elect to use ad or tracker-blocking DNS servers (Image credit: Mozilla) Features Mozilla VPN's feature list has grown considerably since launch, and the service now beats many specialist VPNs in some ar...

Mozilla VPN

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It began life as a simple Firefox browser extension, but Mozilla VPN is now a full standalone product which secures all your internet traffic on Windows, Mac, Android, iOS and Linux. The network is smaller than some rivals at 400+ servers across 40+ locations and 30+ countries, but it’s probably enough for most users. Want to try Mozilla VPN? Check out the website here Mozilla VPN is powered by Mullvad's excellent network. Some companies keep quiet about the fact that they're reselling someone else's network, but Mozilla is very open. Click the 'see our full list of servers' link on the Mozilla VPN website, for instance, and it takes you to the server list on Mullvad's site . You can elect to use ad or tracker-blocking DNS servers (Image credit: Mozilla) Features Mozilla VPN's feature list has grown considerably since launch, and the service now beats many specialist VPNs in some areas. The network is P2P-friendly, for instance. Support f...