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VPN for Linux
Secure your connection on Linux with the Browsec app. Download and connect in a few clicks.
The app is available exclusively with a Browsec Premium subscription.
How do I install Browsec VPN on Linux?
Four steps from the order page to a protected machine:
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Get Premium
The desktop app is part of Browsec Premium. Buy the subscription first, the installer itself is free.
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Download the package
Pick the .deb for x64 Ubuntu or Debian from the cards above. If GitHub is blocked in your country, use a mirror.
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Install the package
Open the .deb with your package manager or install it from a terminal with apt, then launch Browsec from the applications menu.
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Sign in and connect
Log in with your Browsec account, pick a location and click Connect.
Privacy made easy
Maximum protection
Your ISP and anyone on the same network see only encrypted traffic. Banking, passwords and logins from any program on the machine stay hidden.
Total anonymity
Sites see the address of the Browsec server instead of your real IP. Streaming platforms, games and music services open as if you were in the country you picked.
Under your control
Pick a location from a list with live ping. Smart Rules let you send only chosen apps and services through the VPN, or everything except the ones you exclude.
Security guarantee
Steadfast encryption
The app protects the whole system connection, so public Wi-Fi in a cafe or airport is as safe as your home network. A hacker on the same hotspot gets nothing readable.
Reliable connection
If the connection drops, the app reconnects on its own. It can also start with the system and connect to your last server before you open a browser.
The best servers
Fast servers in every location, so pages and videos load at the speed your provider gives you.
What you get with Browsec VPN for Linux
Worldwide connection
46 server locations to choose from. Pick one and browse as if you were there.
System-wide encryption
A browser extension covers one browser. The Linux app covers every program on the machine, including terminal tools and messengers.
One-click protection
Connect and disconnect with a single click. The rest of the time the app runs in the background and stays out of the way.
Three protection modes
Full Protection sends everything through the VPN. Only chosen protects just the apps and services you tick, say a messenger and a streaming site. All except chosen is the reverse: everything is protected apart from what you leave out, like your bank.
Browsec VPN for Linux in people's eyes
PowerUser_88Finally a VPN that doesn't tank my internet speed. Works perfectly on Ubuntu 24.04 and the interface is super clean.
Marcus T.I needed something to protect the whole machine, not just the browser. Browsec Desktop does exactly that and it's fast.
Lena K.Setup took less than two minutes. Installed the .deb, connected immediately and my IP was hidden. Exactly what I needed.
GamerzVPNUsing it for gaming and streaming. Zero lag, stable connection. Best VPN app I've tried on Linux.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I set up Browsec VPN on Linux?
Download the .deb from this page and install it with your package manager or apt. Then launch Browsec, sign in with your Browsec Premium account and click Connect.
How do I turn on the VPN on Linux?
Open the Browsec app and click Connect. To change the server, click the current location and pick any of the 46 available countries.
Which Linux distributions does Browsec support?
The .deb package is built for Ubuntu and Debian on x64 processors. A build for ARM64 devices is in development.
How can Browsec VPN help me every day on Linux?
It keeps every program on the machine safe on public Wi-Fi, opens streaming services that are locked to other countries, gets around content blocks at work or school and hides your traffic from trackers.
Can I use the same subscription on multiple devices?
Yes. One Browsec Premium subscription covers 5 sessions at a time, in any mix of browsers, desktop apps and phones. Sign in with the same email and password everywhere.