Industry observers note that however, the publisher just unveiled in this blog post that it will be completely removing that cap for the summer months. The built-in VPN capability of Mozilla’s Firefox browser, introduced just a few months ago in March, normally caps out at 50 GB of free bandwidth per month.
The report highlights that once September 1st hits, however, the 50 GB limit will be reinstated. Starting now until August 31st of this year, you’ll be able to use the Firefox VPN service as much as you like, and you can browse as if you were at home even while traveling abroad.
Industry observers note that firefox automatically suggests the best VPN server for the fastest connection, but you can manually choose a different country yourself if you wish. The disclosure also says that this summer period will unlock access to VPN servers in 28 countries.
The report highlights that further reading: Firefox finally added an AI kill switch.
As part of the ongoing story, this article originally appeared on our sister publication PC för Alla and was translated and localized from Swedish.
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