The extension doesn't work on Firefox Developer Edition. You click the add-on Icon and it just shows an arrow and nothing else. I don't want to use regular Firefox just for 1 add-on so hopefully they add support at some point

Doing a trail of this since my PIA subscription is running out. Installed it and go to click the extension to sign in and cant sign in. the pop up is hidden. WTH? looks like i will not be paying for this.

Lost connection all the time

Either the add on is not intuitive or it doesn't work. I don't get it.

it works flawlessly on Firefox for desktop. Wish they made a extension for Firefox on Android. It'll be great to have my browser traffic being routed trough a VPN without messing with my all the traffic on my phone.

After a bad experience with a supposedly market leader then tests with two other VPNs, I eventually choose SurfShark and presently use it on 4 Linux and 3 Android devices. Overall a very good VPN, although the number of servers worldwide might be improved...

I downloaded this add-on after paying for a 3-year subscription to Surfshark but quickly realized it wouldn't work for my needs. I contacted customer service through the live chat and, after a few simple questions, Mia issued me a refund within 24 hours. Very happy with how they treat their customers.

the addon does not reconnect to the proxy when the browser is restarted, even though it appears to have been connected, when viewing the UI. A forced disconnect & reconnect is required to regain access to proxy, and "CleanWeb"

using Surfshark on linux sucks, the service works very well on android and windows, but on linux is a lot more insecure, inclusive when I make tests on the official page, the result is that there is a DNS leack and the solution is buying the service, but the funny thing is, I already have the service activated.
And when I use chrome extension the leacks dissapear but on firefox extension I can't even access the account. The service has potential, but it needs a lot of improvement to work properly on linux.