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    Mozilla VPN Linux App is Now Available on Flathub

    July 10, 2025

    Linux users can now install the official Mozilla VPN client from Flathub, making access to its paid-for, privacy-minded service more readily accessible to Linux users. The Mozilla VPN Flatpak is current in the process of verification (reminder: Linux Mint does hides unverified Flatpak apps in its Software Manager by default, so if you’re reading from there, keep that in mind) but is an official upload, maintained by Mozilla directly. The Mozilla VPN client is open source software and although it is already available to install on Ubuntu-based distributions as a DEB package from the Mozilla APT repo, packages for other […]

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