On 8/15/25 12:38 PM, Fred wrote:
I have found that changing my VPN to a new location allows some web sites that weren't allowed at the previous location.On 8/15/25 09:26, Dan Ritter wrote:Some web sites I want to continue visiting as I do now. Amazon.com for example. There is at least one other site I sometimes want to visit but am blocked because of my location. It is my understanding that using a VPN to access this site allows my location and IP address to be changed so I wouldn't be blocked.Fred wrote:Hello,Can a VPN be used on a per instance basis or once installed it has to beused for all (browser) use?A VPN is a network connection that (usually) appears just like another network interface. It can be configured to send all traffic elsewhere, or traffic to a particular set of networks. If you run one with proxy support, then you can have a particular browser (with proxy support) use the VPN, and nothing else. Technology can be configured in a large number of ways. -dsr-Best regards, Fred
Paul