a) #ElbowsUp.

Googs told to me be "specific, keep it polite and concise, avoid support requests, and no code."

b) see a.
C) Sorry, Canadian here,
d) no, it is not free (Pay for your software: complain freely. Winge about a free trial: weel, [scottish] it be your time a'wasted thin...
e) Sorry, see a and point b, and perhaps your short arms canne reach your deep pockets.

f) Sorry, I kept it as polite as I could.

Great VPN extension! If you hook up your email you get 10 gigabyte plan for free, so you can easily use it if you're out of money! :D

Love this company. Great applications. Reliable connections.

What Windscribe does not advertise is the fact that confirming your email address gets you the free 10GB of data a month, but you're also opted-in automatically to receiving their marketing emails and you're not allowed to unsubscribe without losing out on the 10GB.

The website, and also the info provided here, does state that providing your email for confirmation/verification is required for the 10GB. They do also state that marketing emails will be sent. My issue is that they obfuscate the fact that access to the 10GB is ACTUALLY tied to receiving marketing spam, instead of being tied simply to email verification.

There is no customer support email on their website, and no user feedback forms or anything, so the AI chatbot told me to submit my complaint about this to the feedback channel on the Windscribe Discord.

There is no feedback channel on the Windscribe server. Lol. If you have an actual issue or complaint, your only option is to send a message to #General, where it'll get drowned out by other conversations and/or dogpiled by users who disagree. I was "lucky" and got a response back from an actual Windscribe employee, who generously told me, "You can opt out of email marketing by subscribing to Pro," and then just sent a gif that said DEAL WITH IT, which, yikes.

Basically the actual terms of use are deceptive and the business clearly has very little respect for users. If you have a complaint, either pay them money to get around the issue, or go screw yourself.

Please add Belarus country.

to leonone69: u can turn off automatic connection, u can turn off the ad-blocking. check the settings

This plugin behaves in a very unscrupulous manner: its default behavior is to connect automatically, and if the connection fails, it cuts off your internet access entirely. Furthermore, as long as the plugin is active—regardless of whether you are actually connected to the VPN—it enforces an "ad-blocking" function without providing any notification; it silently blocks certain connections, wasting your time as you try to troubleshoot the issue.

It was working till yesterday, now the extension is impossibly unstable and keeps asking for a proxy login; I tried to login in using my windscribe account but it didn't work.

no way to pass over the "Performing security verification" cross site cookie. And I'm a human being

Need a login and it doesn't even work. Premium? Forget it!