The Firefox add-on had 3.4 stars, as rated by 49 users, and has been installed 1,2500 times.
To work, the extension requires the Tuxler app to be installed on your device. Apps for iOS and Android are in the works, but otherwise that’s as far as its platform support goes as there are no manual installation options available.Īt the time of writing, the Chrome extension had been downloaded by more than 70,000 users, and is rated 4.3 stars (out of 5). Tuxler currently only works on Windows and Mac devices, for which it has simple and user-friendly apps, and there’s also a Chrome extension (opens in new tab) and Firefox add-on (opens in new tab). According to customer support, it logs source and destination IP addresses. Tuxler’s Privacy Policy (opens in new tab) lists all the private information it collects from you when you use its website, but doesn’t say anything about data logged when using its apps and extensions. After quite a long waiting period, we were told by the customer support that it uses RSA2048 with AES-256 encryption and torrenting is supported. There’s no information about what kind of encryption or transfer protocols it uses, other than some general details about what transfer protocols exist. These proxies constantly refresh themselves, which guarantees they will remain unblockable.
It offers access to more than 300,000 IPs from over 182 different Internet Service Providers (ISPs) in 92 countries. and is located in the picturesque city of Walnut Creek, California. The company running this VPN is called Tuxler Privacy Technologies, Inc. That said, Tuxler promises its speeds are four times better on the Premium tier. We tried streaming some BBC iPlayer content and it was painfully slow.
However, its free speeds are so low that we’re not so sure you’ll be able to stream this content, especially in HD. Thanks to its ability to hide its presence from domains, Tuxler can more easily unblock the content that is normally not available in some parts of the world, which is especially important to users who want to access localized content on services like Netflix, Hulu, HBO Go, BBC iPlayer, and others. However, it does have one important advantage over all of them: it’s completely free. Unlike the alternatives, it has no mobile apps, its money-back guarantee is non-existent and it lacks information about data logging practices. As a free VPN, it's inevitable that Tuxler has disadvantages that make it far inferior to some of the industry’s major players, such as ExpressVPN (opens in new tab), NordVPN (opens in new tab), Surfshark (opens in new tab), or CyberGhost (opens in new tab).
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