The customizable Vivaldi browser adds built-in ProtonVPN

Highly customizable Vivaldi Web browser Now installed Protonvpn Integration. CEO Jon Von Tetzchner, cooperation “Privacy on Sovereignty, Independence on Independence on Independence, Independence on Independence, Independence, Predicity on Independence, Predicity (Significantly) Privacy Rules More than the US). “We do not believe that your personal information is a bargain chip.”

Built-in ProtonVPN is only available in the desktop application available for Windows, MacOS and Linux. You can use the proton integration by clicking on a new “VPN” icon in the upper right of the toolbar. This will offer you to log in with your Vivaldi account.

ProtonVPN offers solid speed with a free plan, but offers automatic server locations (with Eve) Five randomly selected countries. Or, you can access the paid proton account for the fastest speed and hand server option. (Proton’s service Select Engadget for the best VPN application.)

One Blog Post Announcing Collab, Tetzchner has framed it as a people oriented agreement. “We combine two forces in the technique based on this partnership, not an investor, but for people,” he said. “This growth is not related to hacks or stock slides. This is going to protect the Internet for people who use it.”

ProtonVPN can expand for chrome-based alternatives such as Chrome, Firefox and External, Brave and Opera, so it is more than the only way to use your browser. Vivaldi’s new button automates the installation process.