Proton unfortunately has no plans to release a Safari browser for now, but we'll let you know if that changes. You can get the Chrome and Firefox extensions from Proton VPN's official website.

Proton VPN has made its browser extension free for all users. Previously limited to paid subscribers, the VPN extension is now free to download and use on Firefox and Chromium-based browsers, such ...

Proton VPN says its browser extension can encrypt users' internet traffic with just a single click, but what really sets the extension apart is that it operates independently within the browser ...

As well as access on unlimited devices with just 1 account. Now, the company has developed a new solution to help people from anywhere in the world use the ZenMate Free VPN browser extension.

Currently, the Microsoft browser only supports limited VPN extensions, including popular ones like Adguard VPN, which offers up to 3GB of data transfer quota every month with 70+ locations ...

I wasn’t prompted to install a browser extension, but there is a Proton VPN extension in the Chrome Web Store. I could do everything I need with the app, but I added the extension for convenience.

"The Proton VPN browser extension will make it easier than ever before for people to enjoy a secure and private internet and to bypass censorship," said Proton's Founder and CEO Andy Yen.

To install and block WebRTC extensions on your browser, open Chrome, go to the Extension Store, search for WebRTC Contol extension or use this link. Click on Install or Add to Chrome.

Of course, because it's a Chrome extension VPN and not an app-based VPN, you can have the VPN running in one browser window and then have another window without the VPN on simultaneously.