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Route Chrome traffic through a CueVPN exit node in Germany, Singapore, or the United States. Uses your existing CueVPN account. CueVPN for Chrome routes your browser traffic through one of our exit nodes without touching the rest of your device. Sign in with your existing CueVPN account (the same one you use on the iPhone or Android app), pick a location, and connect. Exit locations available today: - Nuremberg, Germany - Singapore - Boston, United States (Premium and Premium Plus) What the extension does: - Uses Chrome's built-in HTTPS proxy on the current profile only. Other browsers on your machine are unaffected. - Encrypts the connection between Chrome and the CueVPN node with TLS 1.3. - Automatically requests a fresh short-lived credential from your CueVPN account on connect and revokes it on disconnect. - Never stores your traffic. CueVPN keeps only operational data (connection start and end, bytes transferred, server used). No browsing history, no DNS queries, no site content. What it does NOT do: - Does not tunnel non-Chrome traffic. For a system-wide VPN, use the CueVPN iPhone or Android app. - Does not attempt to unblock geo-restricted streaming services. - Does not sell, share, or transfer your data. Pricing: - Free: 30 minutes of VPN traffic per day, one device. - Premium: $10 / month or $100 / year. Unlimited traffic, 5 devices. - Premium Plus: $20 / month or $200 / year. Unlimited traffic, 10 devices, all premium exits. Support: support@cuevpn.com Privacy policy: https://cuevpn.com/extension-privacy
Jul 6, 2026
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