The official listing
On addons.mozilla.org the add-on is called “VPN VeePN – Free VPN for Firefox”, by VeePN. Mozilla marks it “Some features may require payment”, because the full server list is part of the paid plans. Recent versions require Firefox 130 or later.
Open it here: VeePN on Firefox Add-ons.
How to install it
- Update Firefox from Menu > Help > About Firefox if you’re on an older version.
- Open the official add-on page and click Add to Firefox.
- Review the permissions and click Add.
- Pin the VeePN icon from the extensions menu, open it and connect.
What it offers
- Encrypted proxy connection for Firefox traffic.
- Ad, tracker and malware blocking.
- Smart Location and website exclusions.
- About 20 interface languages and a dark mode.
- A custom proxy option.
Permissions
Mozilla lists what the add-on can do. It includes controlling browser proxy settings, reading and changing privacy settings, accessing tabs and browsing activity, accessing data for all websites, and showing notifications. Those are expected for a VPN add-on but powerful, so install only the official listing.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Name | VPN VeePN – Free VPN for Firefox |
| Developer | VeePN |
| Requires | Firefox 130 or later |
| Licence | All rights reserved (closed source) |
| Price | Free, some features paid |
Firefox on Android
On Android, the full VeePN app protects every app, including Firefox. That is usually better than an add-on. Get it from Google Play.
If it doesn’t work
- Disable other proxy or VPN add-ons.
- Check Settings > Network Settings isn’t set to a manual proxy that overrides it.
- Allow the add-on in private windows from
about:addonsif you need it there. - More fixes in Why VeePN is not working.
Get VeePN from official sources
The free Chrome extension from the Chrome Web Store, or the VeePN app installer from download.veepn.com.
