Mullvad VPN + Browser @ lemmy.dbzer0.com

Si usáis #MullvadVPN (que si no la usáis no se que hacéis con vuestra vida), los subtítulos de #YouTube puede que no funcionen porque #Google es una gran empresa, 100% ética #ironía. Para solucionarlo, cambiad a países así raros, tipo Chipre.
Siempre podéis usar la extensión, para cambiar solo Youtube.

If you use #Mullvad VPN (and if you don't, I don't know what you're doing with your life), #YouTube subtitles might not work because #Google is a great company, 100% ethical #sarcasm. To fix it, switch to weird countries like Cyprus.
You can always use the extension to change only Youtube.

Hi all,

I've opted to use another VPN provider due to costs, but I want to use Mullvad's DoH servers to take advantage of their blocklists (and reputation). I think this would make me stand out compared to users of the VPN, but blocking domains would improve my browsing experience and thwarts other non-browser stuff on my devices (OS telemetry and tracking, etc). Is this setting recommended as a matter of privacy/security?

Thanks in advance for any help and discussion.

I was reading around about private browsers and I came across mullvad's browser (only know them for the VPN), do you have experience using it? does it do anything different? I currently use librewolf and from what I can see the mullvad browser also is build from firefox. I generally prefer firefox-like browsers to chromium since i like way its set up and what it allows me to do. Its supposedly build by the same guys who made the tor browser (tbh i feel like thats just marketing). From their website it says its tor without tor but instead with a VPN. So technically I can accomplish the same thing with librewolf and a VPN?? Does the mullvad browser do anything new/different? One thing they do mention is browser fingerprinting does it do anything special to combat that? if i switch to mullvad instead but still have the same extensions is it more private?

cross-posted from: https://feddit.org/post/17008512

Pretty self explanatory.

Sorry if it's not allowed here

Is there a way to enable split tunneling, like on macOS and Windows, on Linux so that you can select a program to always be in the split tunnel?

Mac and Windows

Linux

This release is for desktop only.

This release is identical to 2025.5-beta1:

Here is a list of all changes since last stable release 2025.4:

Added

Windows

• Add support for DAITA V2.
• Add back wireguard-go (userspace WireGuard) support.

Removed

• Stop bundling https://github.com/mullvad/apisocks5 as a standalone binary.

Fixed

macOS

• Fix daemon ending up in blocked state if the user toggled split tunneling without having granted
• Full Disk Access to mullvad-daemon. This could only ever be accomplished from the CLI.
• Fix routing issue caused by upgrading tun.

Removed

• Remove Google's resolvers from encrypted DNS proxy.