Mozilla VPN
You use a Mozilla VPN connection on supported devices.
Protect your accounts and files with a password manager, encryption or a suitable privacy tool. The programs in this category address different problems. A VPN helps protect your connection, while a password vault manages your login details. Start by deciding what you want to protect and which settings you will need to manage yourself.
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You use a Mozilla VPN connection on supported devices.
You keep passwords and fill in applications and forms automatically.
You run traffic from supported Android apps through the Tor network.
You run Tor directly without included browser or graphic control.
You use the Tor implementation in Rust as a proxy or for supported onion services.
With NetGuard, you can determine by Android app whether it can use the Internet via Wi-Fi or mobile data, without root access.
With SimpleLogin you can create email aliases that send messages to your existing mailbox, so that you share your main address less often.
With Aegis Authenticator, you can store verification codes on Android in an encrypted safe and make backup copies yourself.
You store passwords in an encrypted database file that you save and manage yourself.
You store login data in a local encrypted safe with groups and a password generator.
You encrypt files with a small local tool that is no longer being actively developed.
You share or receive files via Tor without first uploading them to a regular file sharing website.
You decide on Windows which programs may send or receive network traffic.
You view and limit network connections per program on Windows or Linux.
You block advertisements and trackers on Windows with a local filter app and adjustable rules per app.