Firefox VPN

Firefox VPN is a free, open-source VPN that works with a Firefox Account. It carries your internet traffic through Mozilla's servers, on Fastly's infrastructure, over secure HTTP/2 and HTTP/3 tunnels.

Every Firefox Account comes with 50 GB of free data a month, and the multi-account feature multiplies it: when one runs out, the next connects automatically.

For Android, Windows, macOS, and Linux; completely free, with no ads.

✈️ Cross-platform: Android, Windows, macOS, and Linux

⭐ Very easy to use, with a simple interface

🆓 Free: 50 GB a month for every Firefox Account

➕ Multi-account: when one account's data runs out, the next takes over automatically

🌐 Mozilla's official servers: choose a country with a ping test, or let the app pick the best server

⚡ Fast, stable connections over HTTP/2 and HTTP/3

🔀 Smart routing: local sites open directly, faster and without using data

🔌 Several connection modes (VPN and proxy)

🔒 Encrypted DNS (DNS over HTTPS)

🌍 15 languages, including English, Persian, Chinese, and Russian

🌙 Light and dark themes

🛡 Open source, secure, and community-driven

🔄 Automatic update checks

System	Download
Android
Windows
macOS
Linux

Which file should I download?

• Android: if you are not sure, take Universal; it installs on every phone. ARMv8 is for most of today's phones and is smaller.
• Windows: Setup is a normal installer; Portable needs no install and runs from any folder.
• Linux: App for a Linux desktop (with a graphical environment); Core for a server (without a graphical environment, with a web panel).

Windows and Android users don't need this section: take the installer from the "Download" table above.

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/armanlife/firefox-vpn-client/main/install.sh | bash

For Linux servers, Firefox VPN has a web panel that opens in any browser and has everything the app has: managing accounts and data, choosing a server and testing delay, the connection test, the live log, and every setting.

• Panel address: http://SERVER-IP:10820/app/, with a username and password. The exact address is shown at the end of the install.
• Proxy: SOCKS5 and HTTP on port 10810, with a username and password of its own.

On the server, run sudo firefox-vpn to open the management menu:

$ sudo firefox-vpn

  Firefox VPN
  ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
   1) Status                                   firefox-vpn status
   2) Start                                    firefox-vpn start
   3) Stop                                     firefox-vpn stop
   4) Restart                                  firefox-vpn restart
   5) Start with the server                    firefox-vpn enable
   6) Do not start with the server             firefox-vpn disable
   7) Show the log                             firefox-vpn logs
   8) Add a Firefox Account                    firefox-vpn add-account
   9) List the accounts and their quota        firefox-vpn list-accounts
  10) Set the panel's username and password    firefox-vpn set-dashboard-login
  11) Update to the newest version             firefox-vpn update
   0) Exit
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