I use this for both Chrome and Firefox. I really like the fact that my privacy isn't invaded and everything is in working order. I hope people who are giving negative reviews had gone to customer support first before lashing out and those that got the extension thinking it was free, think again... There are not a lot of VPNs around that are free that works well. Companies need to pay for servers somehow.

Awful! Sometimes you can't log in, sometimes you can't select a country, sometimes it just doesn't work. Also, since last week the addon has become very slow, I can't even watch Youtube through it. The desktop version works fine, so it's a problem of Chrome and Firefox addons.

Thought it was meant to be a free add-on for firefox but when you click to register you are than presented with a page from NordVPN wanting payment. Slightly confused. Is it Free or Paid?

I thought this might be an easier option than having to change the firefox settings each time the server was changed- by Nord VPN I must add- BUT this is just an annoyance. Have to login to the addon every.single.time.the.browser.is.opened.
Does it remember login and password? NO!
Is it excruciatingly slow to allow the login? YES!
Does it drop out regularly? YES!
Does it automatically reconnect? NO!
This couldn't be less user-friendly if it tried. In fact I've created a firefox account just to voice this opinion, which is how much it's annoying me. SORT IT OUT NORD VPN!!!!!

Prefect!

Good job

Used for a couple of years now, and it works faultlessly

not very good

One of the best VPN and i love how to use it.
Respect for the creators!!

I suggest you avoid NordVPN since it has serious security issues. By default it does not block network traffic when the connection to their server is dropped which leads to leak of your traffic. It can be turned on but the issue is that it is not default. Also in default, it does not change your DNS servers, which has the similar issue as above. Thus in default settings, it is as insecure as if you were not using any VPN at all (since you cannot forsee the connection drops to their servers). Second, even if you change the settings, there is no guarantee that this will stay so, updates or you yourself can delete the configuration without realizing what you have done and then go on browsing thinking that your security is tight but it is not. Any security product that is provided with such lax default configuration is a bad product. Lastly, they could not explain the protocol difference or how to determine what protocol is used when connecting to their servers as opposed to other solutions which also provide network traffic blocking and dns by default.
To update based on the request from the developper. Your customer support effectively said that you do not care what the default settings are since users can change it, again, this is the problem in itself. And again, you claim a secure privacy oriented product, this has to reflect also in its default settings. Without kill switch on, any vpn for security and privacy purposes is almost completely useless, the same goes for DNS.