Mozilla is lifting the data cap on the free VPN built into the Firefox web browser, giving users unlimited browsing for a set period. The change is described as a holiday-focused offer, aimed at helping people stay private while using public Wi‑Fi at places such as hotels and airports.
Across the coverage, outlets emphasize that the VPN is built into Firefox and requires users to sign in with a Mozilla account in supported regions. One report ties the cap removal to a prior launch limit of 50GB per month and notes the VPN shipped with that cap with Firefox 149 earlier in the year. Another outlet highlights the practical timing for travel.
While details on the exact end date vary by outlet, they all present the same core update: Firefox’s free, in-browser VPN no longer enforces a data cap during the promotion window, after which normal limits may resume or be reassessed.
