Does Chrome have a built in VPN?

How do I fake my location on Chrome?

I have a chrome extension that I would like to make available only on my company's website.

How do I fake my location so I can test the extension? You can use the navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition() method.

That returns a position object that contains the latitude and longitude. The first step to your test is to figure out which country you are in, and then find the relevant coordinates for that location. The following will do the trick:
Navigator.getCurrentPosition( function(position). Here is a sample jsfiddle that does just that: If you want to check the extension in multiple countries at once, you could do something like: navigator.getCurrentPosition( function(position). }
If (navigator.

Is there a free VPN extension for Chrome without registration?

Does anyone know of any freeware VPN for Chrome that does not require you to register?

I'm looking for a freeware Chrome extension for use on work and at home that allows me to connect to different secure networks and routes traffic through a secure SOCKS5 proxy. Not really, because extensions don't have access to the native chrome API, and Chrome does have some security restrictions on the protocols that an extension can access, so they can't just make it so that the user chooses which protocol they want to use. There is one extension though that you might be able to use, it's called "My Virtual Network", it doesn't have a web interface, but it allows you to make your own custom VPN server using the openvpn protocol.