I prefer the fastestvpn browser extension. For normal use it doesn’t really matter very much, any of them are fast enough but I prefer to use AVG VPN since I like its apps better.
When I need to get around a firewall block I just use a racknerd VPS that I got in a giveaway on port 443
@bruh21 said:
I prefer the fastestvpn browser extension. For normal use it doesn’t really matter very much, any of them are fast enough but I prefer to use AVG VPN since I like its apps better.
When I need to get around a firewall block I just use a racknerd VPS that I got in a giveaway on port 443
FastestVPN browser extension I also occasionally use. Also their Android App actually works for me (but not for everybody it seems?) so I use it for public wifi quite often. Keepsolid Browser Extension is also nice , however counts towards the device limit iirc (so 1 count for desktop machine + 1 count for browser on same desktop). Hence why I usually use FastestVPN/Windscribe browser extension.
For me streaming with NordVPN was not good with some locations. At the moment I have subscriptions with Private Internet Access (which supports port forwarding, awesome for torrents) and KeepSolid.
@bruh21 said:
I prefer the fastestvpn browser extension. For normal use it doesn’t really matter very much, any of them are fast enough but I prefer to use AVG VPN since I like its apps better.
When I need to get around a firewall block I just use a racknerd VPS that I got in a giveaway on port 443
FastestVPN browser extension I also occasionally use. Also their Android App actually works for me (but not for everybody it seems?) so I use it for public wifi quite often. Keepsolid Browser Extension is also nice , however counts towards the device limit iirc (so 1 count for desktop machine + 1 count for browser on same desktop). Hence why I usually use FastestVPN/Windscribe browser extension.
@bruh21 said:
I prefer the fastestvpn browser extension. For normal use it doesn’t really matter very much, any of them are fast enough but I prefer to use AVG VPN since I like its apps better.
When I need to get around a firewall block I just use a racknerd VPS that I got in a giveaway on port 443
FastestVPN browser extension I also occasionally use. Also their Android App actually works for me (but not for everybody it seems?) so I use it for public wifi quite often. Keepsolid Browser Extension is also nice , however counts towards the device limit iirc (so 1 count for desktop machine + 1 count for browser on same desktop). Hence why I usually use FastestVPN/Windscribe browser extension.
the browser extension is also wicked fast
Wow, that's probably the fastest Speedtest result I've seen from FastestVPN (200 Mbits was the max I experienced). Lookin good Definitely a steal for 15-20$ lifetime.
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I prefer the fastestvpn browser extension. For normal use it doesn’t really matter very much, any of them are fast enough but I prefer to use AVG VPN since I like its apps better.
When I need to get around a firewall block I just use a racknerd VPS that I got in a giveaway on port 443
FastestVPN browser extension I also occasionally use. Also their Android App actually works for me (but not for everybody it seems?) so I use it for public wifi quite often. Keepsolid Browser Extension is also nice , however counts towards the device limit iirc (so 1 count for desktop machine + 1 count for browser on same desktop). Hence why I usually use FastestVPN/Windscribe browser extension.
Ympker's Shared/Reseller Hosting Comparison Chart, Ympker's VPN LTD Comparison, Uptime.is, Ympker's GitHub.
For me streaming with NordVPN was not good with some locations. At the moment I have subscriptions with Private Internet Access (which supports port forwarding, awesome for torrents) and KeepSolid.
the browser extension is also wicked fast
Wow, that's probably the fastest Speedtest result I've seen from FastestVPN (200 Mbits was the max I experienced). Lookin good
Definitely a steal for 15-20$ lifetime.
Ympker's Shared/Reseller Hosting Comparison Chart, Ympker's VPN LTD Comparison, Uptime.is, Ympker's GitHub.