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Also available for Chrome and as a desktop application, AdGuard for Firefox can disable banners, block video, text and media ads, and remove unwanted popup windows on the websites you land on.
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Updated: March 24, 2021Demo / GPLv3An extension for Mozilla Firefox that enables you to easily connect to a VPN server and reroute the browser traffic to keep your identity safe
AdGuard VPN for Firefox provides a trustworthy extension that makes it possible to encrypt data traffic mediated by the browser. The addon brings to the table the convenience of having an active VPN connection directly into the browser, while preserving and offering the advantages of a virtual private network.
A VPN in your browser toolbar
The addon is easily installed, as Firefox automatically detects and adds it to its list of extensions, once you confirm the list of permissions. The new AdGuard VPN icon appears almost instantly in the browser’s toolbar. Clicking on it reveals a popup window where you can see the connection status, which is initially disabled.
You can toggle the VPN connection on with the click of a button, without even looking to see which VPN server to use. That is because AdGuard VPN for Firefox automatically detects the server that is closest to your location and that will offer the highest transfer speed and automatically selects it as default. Evidently, you can change the server’s location manually if you want to.
Works either in regular or selective mode
Once connected, all the data traffic is redirected to the selected VPN server. The default configuration is to reroute all the traffic from all the pages you land on. However, there is also a so-called “Selective mode”, which enables you to build a list of websites that should be accessed via VPN. The rest will be accessed without VPN. Unfortunately, there is no way to define exceptions in the “Regular mode”.
One easy way to switch from the regular to the selective mode is via the context menu. Furthermore, you can also disable the VPN connection for the page you are currently visiting.
Conveniently use a browser VPN to secure your traffic
The benefits of a virtual private network are well-known. Aside from securing and encrypting the Internet connection, it helps you avoid online trackers and bypass geographical-based restrictions. Moreover, rerouting the browser traffic with AdGuard VPN makes it possible to hide your real identity, as the extension is configured to block WebRTC, which webpages use to detect the visitor’s IP address.
While there are various VPN solutions out there, even for the desktop, it seems like a browser VPN is one of the most facile methods to protect your online privacy and secure your online presence. And if you prefer Chrome to Firefox, you can download AdGuard VPN for Chrome instead.
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- 3GB traffic
- Speed up to 20 Mbps
- 11 locations
- No torrents
- No streaming
- No logs policy
AdGuard VPN for Firefox 0.9.18
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- Windows 10 32/64 bit
Windows 8 32/64 bit
Windows 7 32/64 bit - file size:
- 2.7 MB
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- Internet
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The 'Potential security risk ahead' error is most commonly encountered in Firefox-based browsers like Mozilla Firefox, PaleMoon, Waterfox and such.
Starting with v68, under certain conditions Firefox normally trusts certificates from the system storage. However, sometimes for reasons outside of our control the trust mechanism faults, which leads to the 'Connection is untrusted' error. To fix it, it's necessary to download AdGuard certificate and install it to Firefox's local storage manually. To do so, follow these steps:
This instruction is for Firefox browser. Names of buttons and menu items may differ in other Firefox-based browsers.
1) Run AdGuard.
2) Go to http://local.adguard.org/cert and click the Download button. The browser should start downloading cert.cer file.
You can also open the download page by clicking on the link via the AdGuard app at Settings - Network - HTTPS filtering.
3) Open your browser and then open Settings.
4) Go to Privacy & Security tab.
5) Scroll down to Certificates and click on the View Certificates button.
6) Select Authorities tab.
7) Click Import....
8) Browse the downloaded cert.cer file and click Open.
9) Click OK.
You've successfully installed AdGuard certificate. Restart the browser and the error should go away.