Mozilla VPN
A subscription VPN service from Mozilla that encrypts your connection across devices.
mozilla.org — this link takes you to the developer's own website.
- Version
- 2.39.0
- License
- Subscription
- Platforms
- Windows
- Publisher
- Mozilla Corporation
Mozilla VPN routes a device's internet traffic through an encrypted tunnel and masks the user's IP address, so its network operator or nearby snoopers cannot see which sites are being visited. The Windows client also lets users choose which apps or sites route through the VPN individually rather than tunneling everything at once.
A single subscription covers up to 5 devices simultaneously, with servers spread across more than 30 countries. Mozilla states it does not log or share browsing activity tied to the VPN connection. The underlying WireGuard-based client code is published publicly, which lets outside parties inspect how the app itself works, though this does not extend to the server infrastructure or make the service itself free.
The product is aimed at general users who want a straightforward way to encrypt traffic on public networks and reduce tracking, rather than power users needing advanced routing or self-hosted VPN control. There is no ad-supported or permanently free tier: access requires an active subscription, with a money-back guarantee for new customers during the first month.