How do I add NordVPN to my Firefox browser?

I want to start my journey into using OpenVPN but I don't know how to add the NordVPN service to Firefox. Any tips would be helpful.

Thanks for your assistance! This video takes a quick tour of how to get started with VPN and OpenVPN. You should know: Your ISP, or provider, may monitor or log your internet activity. In most states, you need to obtain a business or occupation tax ID. You'll need to register a business, if you don't have one yet. In some cases, you may have to register as an agent of the US government. You may lose your privacy when using an ISP proxy server, which stores, logs, or monitors your internet activity. These tips and examples are aimed towards the beginner who doesn't have much experience using VPNs, such as beginners here at NordVPN, and those who aren't sure how a VPN works (the best VPNs for beginners). I am not an expert in the field of VPN and proxy servers - I learned about them while I was creating this series. If you have suggestions on how I can improve my articles or other things like tutorials, please share your thoughts and your ideas on how I can make things better! You can visit my website where you'll see some articles that I have created. You'll also find a free e-book called How to Start Using VPN that you're sure to find useful for getting started with using VPN services such as NordVPN. And of course, if you've got any specific questions related to the field of VPN, please visit the NordVPN Support Forums to ask them directly.

What do I need to know about OpenVPN and how to use it? To begin using VPN services, you'll first need to figure out how you'll use OpenVPN for accessing websites that may require an SSL certificate. OpenVPN allows you to setup a VPN server that will act as a proxy for your internet connection. NordVPN provides VPN services, but OpenVPN functionality is optional. In most cases, you don't need to be familiar with OpenVPN before you get going with NordVPN.

How do I add VPN extensions to Firefox?

I have been working a long time with OpenVPN-Client and OpenVPN-Server.

OpenVPN-Client is a VPN which runs on my laptop. It was the easiest to get work running. For testing, and also for connecting to my workplace and to my mobile I used OpenVPN-Server which needs to be installed on my mobile and workplace computers (and is not compatible with Ubuntu-12.04).

I had already configured my mobile and desktop to use the same OpenVPN-Client, but unfortunately the connection from the computer of the work was very unstable and slow. So I tried to configure OpenVPN-Client again for desktop. It turned out that it already has this connection. But it is configured to a very long password (about 20 character-long! It had to be changed.

But now, OpenVPN-Client did not work correctly anymore. How can I add VPN extensions to Firefox? If that is possible at all? I have read online that I have to add extensions to a folder named "browser". That seemed to be ok, but when I am trying to find this folder (which may not even exist), I just don't find it.

I tried to enter the URL of the wiki where I learned about this, but it did not work. The browser opens (when you enter the URL) but when the link is clicked, nothing happens.

I am sure it has something to do with "browser" (at least a folder called so), because, well, that's what I did. I really don't know where to look for this. So how can I add VPN extensions to Firefox? (Please answer without links to tutorials, they are too easy to find, too easy to skip, and are most probably not the right way of doing this.) Click Firefox menu > Add-ons > Get Add-ons. And then navigate to the .tar.gz file containing the extension package you want (such as openvpn) and click Extract to Install. You can select the package directory you want to install the add-on to.

Does NordVPN have a Firefox extension?

Firefox add-on for NordVPN?

Are there any browser extensions for the NordVPN VPN for Firefox (which I do not currently have installed)? If so, which one? NordVPN does not officially have a custom extension available for Firefox (as of Jan 2019). The last official released versions of Firefox did come with a built-in VPN feature that included client software for Chrome, Safari and Opera.

However, in mid 2025 Google Chrome has been dropped from being supported by NordVPN, meaning that users who wish to use NordVPN's service using a non-Google browser will need to download and install a client for one of the other major browsers.

Does NordVPN have a browser extension?

I just want to be able to connect with a VPN and check my mail, download and upload some files and maybe make a phone call.

Does it have a browser extension? Do I need to install the software on my computer/phone or can I use it with just a website? Thanks. The best VPNs work across all devices and do not require any setup on the device itself. All of our VPNs come with an App that can be used on any device.

Is there a list of the VPNs available on NordVPN? ? NordVPN has apps for iOS, Android, Windows, MacOS and Linux, as well as a VPN browser extension. Click on the link provided above to go to the App Store, and look for NordVPN in the VPN section.

You do not need to download anything on your PC/phone. Once you download the NordVPN app or browser extension, you can just start using it on your web browser.

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