Ryzide VPN for Chrome Chrome extension security report

Ryzide VPN gives you a private connection inside Chrome. Turn it on, pick a country, and the sites you open see that location instead of your real IP address. It covers every site you visit in Chrome while it is running. There is no allow list to keep up to date and no switching it on and off per site. PICK A COUNTRY United States, United Kingdom and Australia at launch, with more on the way. Each location shows the round trip your own browser measured, so you can see which one is quick before you switch to it. A KILL SWITCH THAT ACTUALLY STOPS THINGS If the connection drops, your browsing stops with it. Ryzide will not fall back to your normal connection and leave you thinking you are still covered. Pages fail instead. That is what a kill switch is for. DNS GOES THROUGH THE TUNNEL Name lookups travel the same path as the rest of your traffic, so your internet provider is not left holding a list of every site you opened. WEBRTC STAYS SHUT Video call APIs have been leaking real IP addresses out of browsers for years, even with a VPN running. Ryzide closes that off while you are connected. TIME AND LANGUAGE MATCH WHERE YOU CONNECTED Connect to London and pages see London time and British English. Without it you get the strange half state of a UK address paired with your home clock: wrong opening hours, dates a day out, and sites that cannot work out which version to show you. LIGHT AND DARK Follows your system, or pick one and it stays put. Ryzide needs an account. If you do not have one yet, the sign in screen is the place to start.