Can anyone recommend a free VPN extension for Firefox or Chrome, or indeed any browser please.

I am totally new to VPNs and don't want to pay for one as I won't use it that often.

Any advice is much appreciated.

What is the best VPN for Chrome? As in VPN/Proxy browser extension? There are so many options when I search but I don't know which one to use:

- VeePN

- 1VPN

- SetupVPN

- Betternet VPN

- Browsec VPN

- Zenmate VPN

- uVPN

- Troywell VPN

- WikiVPN

- VPNLY

- Touch VPN

- Urban VPN

- Hola VPN

-Planet VPN

SO MANY OPTIONS!!!! WHICH ONE IS THE BEST??? THANKS!

I just want to watch star trek on Netflix and Im kinda broke. Id prefer something thats a chrome extension or something I could use on a Iphone. I tried a vpn chrome extension but couldn't figure out how to change countries/regions. Anything easy to use/beginner friendly would be awesome. Ty!

A while back someone suggested Hola, however, suggested it was a rather suspect service. I don't know any of the more intricate details.

Others suggested to simply use another browser such as Opera which contains a free VPN for the sites where a VPN was required, but that seems like a crazy resource heavy solution and not very practical.

Would downloading a VPN be better rather than an extension? I don't really have any desktop applications where a VPN would be necessary.

What is a the best VPN extension for chrome?

Looking for a VPN that

• Doesn’t keep logs of my browsing.

• Has a free tier so I can test it out.

• Fast and reliable connection.

Any suggestions? Thanks!

Does anyone have some good VPN extension that allows me to use it connected to the United States?

discord is banned in my country.

so im looking for ways to use it without impacting anything else latency-wise.

I'm looking for a good free VPN.

Can anyone recommend a free vpn i can turn off and on and is similar to Browsec- Vpn where i can turn it off and on at will and add multiple smartlists browsec only lets me add one smart list and i need multiple please and thanks

thank u broswer sec allows me to play the games on site but only allows one site to be smartlisted and work even when vpn is off i can still use the site thanks to smartlisting but i have anothe site that would benefit from the smartlist also so im looking for another vpn thats free and has the same level of smartlisting thats free

I just started using Chrome more for work and school, and I realized I never bothered to set up a VPN extension on it. Last week I was trying to access some articles for class that were geo-blocked, so I quickly grabbed a random free extension from the Chrome Web Store. Big mistake. It kept disconnecting every few minutes, pages loaded super slow, and at one point my actual location showed up while I was checking on a leak test site. That kind of freaked me out because I thought it was protecting me.

Now I’m looking for something more reliable. Ideally I want an extension that doesn’t kill my browsing speed, works smoothly with streaming sites like Netflix and Hulu, and actually hides my IP without leaking. I’ve heard names like Nord, Surfshark, and ProtonVPN thrown around, but I’m not sure which ones have the best Chrome extension specifically. For anyone who uses Chrome daily, what’s been the best VPN extension for you?

Hey everyone,

I've been trying to find a good free VPN extension for Chrome. I know there are a lot of options out there, but it's hard to tell which ones are actually good and which ones just look good.

So, I thought I'd ask you all: What's the best free VPN extension for Chrome you've used in 2023? I'm mainly looking for something that's easy to use, doesn't slow down my browsing too much, and most importantly, respects my privacy.

When recommending a VPN extension, please consider the following:

1. Privacy: Does the VPN have a no-log policy? Is the company transparent about their data practices?

2. Performance: How is the speed and reliability? Are there data limits?

3. Security: What kind of encryption does it use? Does it have a kill switch feature?

4. Usability: Is the VPN easy to use and set up?

I already have checked r/VPN_help r/VPN r/VPNTorrents r/Express_VPN r/ProtonVPN

Thanks in advance for your suggestions!

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Hi, just wondering what is the best vpn for a chromebook. I got norton 360 deluxe but it won't work for chromebook. Now I have to get another vpn. Any suggestions?

I needed a fast way to open a region locked site on Chrome and did not feel like downloading a full VPN app, so I checked out a few free Chrome extensions people often mention on free VPN Reddit threads. I ended up trying a couple to see which one would work without slowing things down.

Windscribe was the first one I tested and it worked the smoothest. The extension was easy to set up, offered multiple server locations, and the connection stayed stable while I browsed. The free plan gives around 10GB a month, which is enough for light to moderate use.

I gave ProtonVPN a look next, but their Chrome extension only works if you pay, so it was not really useful for what I needed at that moment. TunnelBear’s extension was simple and fun to use, but the 500MB monthly limit disappears fast.

After trying them all, Windscribe ended up being the best option for me. Free VPN tools can be hit or miss, but based on what I’ve seen and what others share in free VPN Reddit discussions, Windscribe feels like one of the more trustworthy choices for a Chrome extension.

Until now, I was using ProtonVPN but it hasn’t been working lately. Any of y’all have any other suggestions?

I’ve been using my Chromebook more often for classes and everyday browsing, so I was looking for a VPN that works smoothly as a browser extension instead of installing a full application. I tried a few from the Chrome Web Store, but most of them were either full of ads or slowed everything down to the point where pages barely loaded. After checking some discussions online, I saw a lot of people mentioning Windscribe, so I decided to give its Chrome extension a try.

So far, it’s been working really well. The free version lets me pick different regions to connect through, and sites like YouTube and Reddit run normally. I also tested it on my campus network and it handled the site blocks without any trouble. The 10GB monthly limit after verifying my email has been enough for everyday use, and the connection still feels steady compared to a lot of the “unlimited free” extensions that look questionable.

Is Windscribe still what most people recommend for Chromebook users? Or is there another free Chrome extension that works just as well without needing to install a full VPN client? I’d like to see if there’s anything else worth trying.