Tried to use it with PiHole as the DNS, but web sites take a long time to come up. Switching to VPN default DNS, works fine. I need it to work with PiHole to minimize ads...

I installed the VPN extension for Firefox and I'm finding it near to useless. So far, It blocks my login for Amazon, NetFlix and my bank...MY BANK!!! A VPN is supposed to make logging in to a bank account safer, not impossible. I hope this huge drawback is addressed soon or I will just uninstall the extension.

This is useless for me because it only works with VPN blacklists, as in, "turn OFF for specific websites only" and I need to do the opposite: have it ON for specific websites only. Therefore this doesn't bring me any use, I will just toggle it on and off myself as before.

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ask money and not working

Apparently Linux and Mac are not currently supported although it doesn't say on main Extension page and it doesn't say what that should be so. Oh well.

Ok so it finally works. You can have sites bypassing the VPN and that's a great feature. It may be the only vpn able to do so inside the same software! Be careful though, do not exclude firefox from MozVPN. It says you can disable the protection for the rest of the computer but it seems to be a little unstable if you do so, I would recommend not to

I don't get why this is limited to Windows if it runs in browser.

Awesome! Finally some control over the VPN right in Firefox, love it!

Would otherwise be 5* if not for -
1. The settings for which sites bypass VPN don't sync between devices.
2. Not being able to input sites to the bypass list via any other means than going to the site first and clicking the extension.
Either a list you could copy links into or a list generated via your cookies/browsing history would be useful.
These are mostly ease of use features however, the rest of the extension/VPN have been excellent and without issues on my end.