We’re excited to share that we’ve begun work on a new feature called Firefox VPN - a free, browser-only VPN capability built right into Firefox. While still in its early stages, this experiment reflects our broader commitment to bringing even more privacy and security protections directly into Firefox.
Over the next few months, we’ll be testing Firefox VPN with a small group of users. We’ll start simple, then gradually add new capabilities while learning how it impacts browsing, usage, and overall satisfaction. Our long-term vision is ambitious: to build the best VPN-integrated browser on the market.
The first version of Firefox VPN will allow testers to connect to our VPN network and secure their Firefox browsing. Over time, we’ll experiment with new and more powerful capabilities that we hope will truly delight.
How can you help?
Your voice helps to shape how we build Firefox features, just like this one. And we want to keep our community (you!) informed and involved from the very beginning. Whether you’re randomly selected for the experiment or not, your insights will help us shape where Firefox VPN goes next.
In particular, we’d love to hear: If you had a magic wand, what would you want to see in an integrated VPN feature inside your browser?
Feel free to reply to this Connect post with your thoughts. While we can't reply to every comment, rest assured we read and review them all. Thank you for helping to make browsing safer, more private, and more empowering for everyone.
One last thing: Firefox VPN is not Mozilla VPN: Mozilla VPN remains our full-device, paid subscription product that can cover up to 5 devices at the same time. Firefox VPN is different: it’s a free, browser-only feature inside Firefox.
— The Firefox VPN Product Team
