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Interesting. I'd actually pay for an in browser VPN, it's handy to be able to switch countries on the fly. Ideally even per browser tab.
I would not however pay for Mozilla's mullvad thing. I don't like mullvad since they dropped port forwarding and OpenVPN. I use proton now for that. But in the browser is a different usecase for me.
It's just weird that it's not possible to pay for this but only for the thing I don't want.
I keep hearing about people dropping Mullvad for port forwarding...why do y'all need port forwarding while trying to stay anonymous?
Torrents, you can't peer with other people behind NAT.
The free option is limited to a certain amount of GB. Mozilla can upsell an unlimited version in the future. Likely the reason they don't do that right from the start, is that their VPN network is completely new and it's hard to judge the network capacity needed.
I don't trust mozilla though.
Great… so now workplaces will have to default-block Firefox to lock down their networks.
Company managed settings
Firefox ftw. Thanks firefox for making my surfing great.
