VPN (143 programs)

Pros: Open, no-registration tier permits immediate connections. Unlimited bandwidth on the open tier for casual browsing. AES-256 encryption with multiple tunneling protocol options. RAM-only servers operated under Romanian jurisdiction.

Cons: Open-tier servers can show inconsistent speeds at peak times. Open access includes in-app advertisements for the commercial tier. Open access limited to five country endpoints. Simultaneous multi-device access requires the commercial tier.

Pros: Secure encryption and built-in leak protection. Access to select high-speed global servers. Works with many websites. No speed or bandwidth limits on supported locations.

Cons: Limited server control in free version.

Pros: Multi-protocol tunneling support in one system. Built-in HTTP payload construction tool. Response modification through the replacer module. System-wide VPN traffic routing.

Cons: Lacks automated configuration generation tools.

Pros: Simple interface with easy activation. Helpful privacy features such as ad and tracker filtering.

Cons: Free tier restrictive for heavy use. Server performance can vary during peak times.

Pros: Strong AES‑256 Encryption. No‑logs policy. Multi‑device support.

Cons: Varied support feedback. Mixed connection stability.

Pros: Secure and encrypted connections. Simple and lightweight interface. Easy setup for remote access. Stable and reliable performance.

Cons: Only works with Kerio Control servers. Limited features compared to full VPN suites. No advanced customization options.

Pros: Restores functionality of legacy Cisco VPN Client. Lightweight and system-level solution. Useful for older corporate VPN setups.

Cons: Not officially supported by Cisco. Requires manual configuration. No security or feature improvements.

Pros: Easy to setup and use. Features split tunneling. Advanced security features. Doesn’t require personal info for account creation.

Cons: Weirdly designed desktop interface. Limited server network. Confusing pay-to-go system.

Pros: Automatic syncing across all browsers. Deletes cookies and browsing history automatically. Features advanced anti-fingerprint tracking. Displays all tracking threats and IDs.

Cons: Cannot install it onto browsers individually.

Pros: Completely free of charge. Lets you choose what type of data it can access online. Highly user-friendly. Lets you request a country to be added as a virtual location.

Cons: Doesn’t have a lot of advanced features.

Pros: Has a Secure Core architecture. Enforces a no-logs policy. Includes NetShield. Boasts a Forward Secrecy system.

Cons: Needs to log in every time a user opens their browser. Can’t connect to a server sometimes.