3rd class, so laggy , not good for video.

NOT recommended.. NordVPN extension 2.21 is becoming what many of us want to avoid on the internet. During login it digs around inside browser and throws a captcha page. It is broken in browsers modified to limit this sort of negative behaviour. From a privacy and security company the behaviour of this extension is surprising and disappointing. Earlier version 2.17 behaves in expected and acceptable manner... it connects proxy and nothing more.

EDIT: Nonsense response from the developer. Classic deflect and distract to draw attention away from real issues. People need to understand this extension is heading in the direction of data miners and spyware.

Can never search for a country, only quick connect works, help please?

Recaptcha for a privacy addon .. why not add in google analytics?!

I like the idea of Nordvpn as a solution but the recent update on the addon has included a recaptha, just to make the experience of having to login at every occasion even more sucky!!.. why the addon cannot remember the user is a human?.. fix it - don't just suggest reinstall.

Expect better from "the world’s #1 VPN".. the Linux experience is not as good as could be.

Я регулярно использую NordVPN на Win, Nix и Android уже второй год. Но этот аддон просто не работает от слова совсем! Я даже не могу пройти капчу, не говоря уже о вводе своих логин/пароль. Похоже причина в uMatrix и возможно других блокировщиках. Но я не собираюсь отключать их! Мне важна работа uMatrix.

it works but it is slow. it is best just turn on VPN with NordVPN for Windows 10. It is WAY faster. NordVPN connection through Firefox add-on for whatever reason is really slow.

This is an addon for paying users, yet it now forces me to solve a captcha at every login after a browser restart.
NordVPN markets itself as privacy respecting company, but insults the intelligence of customers by utilizing a for-profit captcha with hcaptcha, a company which accepts bids for the captchas solved by users to label training data for companies, potentially a very real threat to privacy through finer grained surveillance.

Keeping an extension logged in securely is not a difficult task and nobody else so far needed a captcha to keep users logged in consistently, so why not be honest with paying customers for once?