Open-source and trustworthy VPN Firefox extension
- Fast and reliable: Connect with one click and browse with peace of mind and no speed drops
- Flexible: Protect just your browser traffic without affecting speeds or the IP address of the other apps on your device
- Easy to use: Works on Firefox, LibreWolf, Waterfox, and many other Firefox-based browsers
How to set up and use Proton VPN’s Firefox extension
step 1
Create an account
To start using Proton VPN on Firefox, sign up for free or buy a paid Proton VPN Plus account.
With our paid plans, you can use Proton VPN on up to 10 devices at the same time, connect to over 8,600+ high-speed servers in over 110+ countries, and access premium features.
step 2
Download the extension and log in
- Search for and add the Proton VPN extension from the Firefox Add-ons.
- Once the app is installed on Firefox, run it and log in with your Proton VPN username and password. Proton Unlimited, Proton Familly and Proton Visionary users already have a Proton VPN account and can sign in with existing Proton credentials.
step 3
Connect to a server
You can automatically connect to the fastest VPN server for your location or choose to connect to any specific server that is available on your plan.
The data traveling between your device and the VPN server is encrypted, meaning:
- Your internet service provider cannot monitor your activity.
- Websites see the IP address of the VPN server you're using.
You can check your IP address(new window) whenever you're connected to find your VPN server's address.
Download Proton VPN for your device
Browse privately inside your browser
Convenient for streaming
- Easy one-click connect
- Stream films, sports events, and TV series on multiple streaming services worldwide (Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime Video, Disney+, HBO Max, and more)
- Stream from different countries in different browsers
A flexible way to stay private online
- Browse privately without affecting ping rates for online games
- Stream from another country in one browser while shopping for the best local deals in a different browser
- Browse privately on your work computer while connected to your company VPN
A professional VPN service
- High-speed 10 Gbps server network
- 8,600+ servers in 110+ countries
- Use on 10 browsers or devices at the same time
- Support from our expert customer service team
A fully-featured browser extension
- Secure Core double VPN for additional security
- Split tunneling to exclude specific websites
- Auto connect to ensure your browsing sessions are always protected
Why choose Proton VPN?
When you use a VPN provider, you entrust your privacy to it.
Here's what sets us apart:
Trustworthy
We’re clear about where we’re based and who is on our leadership team. Our privacy policy is easy to understand, and we’re open about how we fund our free VPN service by charging for access to premium features.
Transparent
Open-source apps mean you can check our code for yourself. Independent audits mean you can read an expert’s assessment.
Why choose the Proton VPN extension for Firefox
Proton VPN is brought to you by the team behind Proton Mail, the world's largest end-to-end encrypted email service. Millions of journalists, activists, and citizens worldwide rely on Proton VPN to stay safe.
Our VPN app for Firefox:
- Protects your privacy by encrypting your internet connection
- Enables you to bypass censorship and access the truth
- Keeps no logs of user activity
- Lets you unblock and watch popular streaming services (Only with VPN Plus or Proton Unlimited plans)
- Is open source and fully audited by third-party professionals
Trusted and recommended by the experts and our community
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