The PureVPN desktop client is more powerful than the browser extension version but also slower and incompatible with latest Windows. On the other hand, the PureVPN browser extension works everywhere, beautifully, and has got simpler and snappier UI. I've been using it in a couple of years now and I'm happy with it.

Rarely had issues except for ad-targeted shopping sites, so then I turn it off. Every so often even the windows application gets funky, so I just uninstall and reinstall it; then all is new. I have had a few hack concerns though, and have been told it may be purevpn... especially the recent "Windows flaw lets hackers sneak into your PC over Wi-F" vulnerability.

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pour chrome et pour firefox je vais voir

After some updates the extension stopped working with Firefox and Brave, I haven't tested other browsers.

edit: I have to edit this review because after changing the password it now works. Unfortunately there has been a mess with the username and password created since they introduced the ability to log in with email. Anyway good, I'm happy with this VPN.

I've used PureVPN as a smartphone and tablet app but have had some trouble with the browser extension. My first attempts were unsuccessful but, after removing it and installing it again, it all seemed to work well. I tend to use it mostly with websites and, when it does work, this is a quick and simple means of switching to a VPN.

The Firefox extension works flawlessly, and connects to Amazon Prime when traveling outside the USA with 1 click

HArd to get connection to some tvchannels at least in Norway.