Top 4 Google Chrome Extensions For Free VPN Without Software

The use of VPN programs have several benefits and features for the user, as it hides its IP address in addition to access to sites blocked from your country, but what did you want to get a free VPN without software? This is what we will offer you in this article, where we will show you some free VPN add-ons for Google Chrome.

1. Browsec VPN

The big advantage of Browsec VPN is the speed of connection in the servers it provides, providing up to 100 Mbps, which is far superior to many other VPN programs.

On the negative side, the company owning Browsec is located in Russia, a country unknown for its tolerant attitude towards VPNs, so some users may be uncomfortable with this situation. The service also offers only four locations to call and relocate by default - the Netherlands, Singapore, the United States and the United Kingdom.

2. DotVPN

DotVPN is another powerful VPN add-on. Among its features are unlimited bandwidth, more than 30 virtual sites to connect to, as well as unlimited switches between sites.

DotVPN uses 4096-bit key encryption - that's twice as large as modern banking standards. The less active server in your preferred default location can also immediately discover for increased speeds.

3.ZenMate

There are two versions of ZenMate for Chrome - ZenMate Free and ZenMate Premium.

ZenMate Free will encrypt all traffic on your browser and allow you to spoof a virtual site. The free version provides 30 contact server locations, including the United States, several European countries, Brazil, Singapore, and more.

Free users also get access to VPN "Smart Price", a feature that provides shopping recommendations based on the lowest prices for the items you want.

4. Betternet Chrome

The best thing about Betternet Chrome is that it doesn't keep records of your information, and unlike many free VPNs, it is not ad-supported, in return Betternet will occasionally display some videos.

We think Betternet Chrome is a great option for people with little experience using VPNs, since the extension interface is only on / off switching.