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# Free Open-Source VPN Right in Your Browser
- URL: https://en.blog.themarfa.name/free-open-source-vpn-right-in-your-browser/
- Published: 2024-07-27T12:24:02.000Z
- Updated: 2024-07-27T12:24:02.000Z
- Description: Free VPNs are often designed to collect your data. However, there are rare exceptions, and I want to talk about one of them today.
- Author: Konstantin Dokuchaev
- Tags: Chrome, Firefox, Internxt

Free VPNs are often designed to collect your data. However, there are rare exceptions, and I want to talk about one of them today.

[**Internxt**](https://internxt.com/vpn) is a browser extension for Google Chrome that allows you to activate a VPN based on Shadowsocks directly in your browser.

This VPN service is completely free and even has [open-source code](https://github.com/internxt/vpn?). Interestingly, it's developed by the same team whose cloud service doesn't work in some countries without a VPN.

As you might expect from a free VPN extension, there aren't many settings. In fact, you can only either enable or disable the connection. That's it.

![upload in progress, 0](https://blog.themarfa.name/content/images/2024/07/CleanShot-2024-07-18-at-09.35.29@2x.png)

Once the connection is enabled, you are assigned an IP address in the United Kingdom. I had no issues accessing blocked resources, and I didn't notice any speed limitations either.

[Try Internxt](https://internxt.com/vpn)