If you use a VPN that support Wireguard configs(like ProtonVPN or Mullvad) you can use Wireguard official client to connect in the most efficient and secure way instead of the VPN provider client

beep@piefed.world · edit-2 6 hours ago

If you use a VPN that support Wireguard configs(like ProtonVPN or Mullvad) you can use Wireguard official client to connect in the most efficient and secure way instead of the VPN provider client

kbal@fedia.io · 6 hours ago

You stick the config in /etc/wireguard and then it’s just wg-quick down endpoint1 ; wg-quick up endpoint2 to switch locations. (Being wary that the VPN will be down for a moment.) You can name them whatever you like of course.

Setting up DNS properly is not that hard and only needs doing once.

If you use a VPN that support Wireguard configs(like ProtonVPN or Mullvad) you can use Wireguard official client to connect in the most efficient and secure way instead of the VPN provider client

If you use a VPN that support Wireguard configs(like ProtonVPN or Mullvad) you can use Wireguard official client to connect in the most efficient and secure way instead of the VPN provider client

Installation - WireGuard