Mozilla has begun testing Firefox VPN, a free VPN service built into Firefox that allows users to access websites indirectly via intermediary servers in various countries, hiding their IP address. The VPN will be the first service implemented as part of an initiative to integrate additional privacy and security tools into Firefox. The service is in the early stages of implementation and will be offered to a small percentage of randomly selected users as a trial over the next few months.
It is noted that Firefox VPN It's not connected to the paid Mozilla VPN service, which is a full-fledged system-wide VPN, while Firefox VPN is free and limited to one browser. Currently, Firefox VPN is enabled and disabled for the entire browser using a button in the address bar, but the developers promise to add the ability to selectively enable the VPN for individual tabs or specific websites.
Source: opennet.ru
