max 50Gb is the catch
The bigger catch is that the VPN will be routed through Mozilla servers - a company that has not built a reputation for offering their own VPN service (their previous offer just resold Mullvad, which does have a good reputation)…
So, that’s not a lot? I want to use vpn’s, but don’t know if I can trust any of the free ones. I hear many sell your information to data brokers. I use tor occassionally, but I get endless captchas on firefox afterwards from cloudflare when I do, and a lot of sites refuse to let you one when using tor.
- Firefox will get a built-in free VPN in v149, rolling out March 24 to the US, France, Germany, and the UK.
- It routes only browser traffic through a Mozilla proxy for privacy protection, with no extra downloads.
- Free use is capped at 50GB per month — enough for casual browsing, but Mozilla doesn’t say what happens if you go over.
Great, now.i have to get a VPN to appear in Germany so that I can use the Firefox VPN
Mozilla doesn’t say what happens if you go over.
uses your saved credit card info to charge you in secret, of course.
OK, maybe better than nothing. Until they start selling more of your data lol.
Firefox’s desktop marketshare has dropped from 6.3% to 4.2% in the past year.
Ouch.
brave is better
I love crypto slop being enabled by default in my browser
Interestingly Brave just landed on the charts. Previously it was unrecorded or difficult to see. In the same time period, it now accounts for 1.37% of all desktop browser usage, 0.91% of all browsers.
That’s not far off from Firefox (which enjoys 2.29% overall). That’s nearly 40% the reach of Firefox across all browsers, almost 33% as successful on desktops alone.
So they know it’s you all the traffic comes from?
More features I won’t use!!
Vivaldi has had a “light” proton VPN for a while.
