New Update Firefox 149 adds built-in free VPN with 50GB monthly data

FF 149 VPN in Belgium works , and the connection is fast !

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I've activated it and signed in with my Google account, but I can't seem to browse,perhaps because I don't live in one of the specified countries:

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P.S. After the test, remember to log out of both the VPN and any synchronization services.
Doesn't work for me either.

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Has anyone on the forum tested the VPN's browsing speed (using a server in the United States)?
The VPN can be removed from the toolbar.

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If the VPN isn't available by default in your Firefox, you can enable it manually by:

Code:
about:config

browser.ipProtection.enabled set to true
In Germany: download 512 Mbps, upload 241 Mbps
 
Would it be possible to run a Speedometer 3.1 test with or without a VPN?
Thank you.
Man... you're so obsessed with Speedometer thingy—a test that doesn't show you as a user anything important. I already said that the tool is made by browser devs in order to show the areas where they can improve; nothing else.

Beside, internet connection speed doesn't have anything to do with the score you get on it. You can take the test on 100 Mb/s and 1 Gb/s, and it will show exact same result as it doesn't measure your speed rather than hardware of your PC and standards web browser supports.

I mean, I get a normal (lower) score on Firefox than on Brave, but Firefox loads websites faster for me. If this doesn't tell you how important the test is, then I don't know what will show you.
 
Man... you're so obsessed with Speedometer thingy—a test that doesn't show you as a user anything important. I already said that the tool is made by browser devs in order to show the areas where they can improve; nothing else.

Beside, internet connection speed doesn't have anything to do with the score you get on it. You can take the test on 100 Mb/s and 1 Gb/s, and it will show exact same result as it doesn't measure your speed rather than hardware of your PC and standards web browser supports.

I mean, I get a normal (lower) score on Firefox than on Brave, but Firefox loads websites faster for me. If this doesn't tell you how important the test is, then I don't know what will show you.

I've already told you this too it only happens in your Firefox.
It's not an obsession, it's just curiosity.
 
You are an expert; you can make tweaks deep in FF advanced settings boosting its performance.
I could... but I won't. I changed only minor things like disabled translation, enabled the compact mode and such. I believe changing things I'm not sure of could lead to negative consequences.