Several VPNs offer a functionality of Split Tunneling And the latter appears within the Mozilla solution. The basic idea is to be able to choose which computer application will see their traffic go through VPN servers.
Rather than having to turn on and turn off the connection each time, it is then possible to determine rules. For example, the Firefox application could immediately connect to VPN and see its traffic encrypted by the connection tunnel, but for more capricious websites, the user can exclude the Chrome browser from this traffic. When he uses the Google application, he will not mask his real IP address.
In her new extension For the Firefox browser available on Window, Mozilla goes a little further. THE Split Tunneling can be configured for each website. In other words, it makes it possible to establish rules by domain names. Within Firefox, the VPN can be automatically activated or not.
