#VISCOSITY VPN HELP WATCH ONLINE#
Private Internet Access for high-bandwidth stuff, like trying to watch online videos that GEMA has blocked in Germany. If you don't have a VPN service yet, here are the two I personally use:
To access content censored by your ISP or government.For example, some of the corporate networks I've used have blocked IMAP(S), so I couldn't check my email, or the iOS App Store To access services that are blocked on the network you're using.So other people on the same unsecured WiFi network (or the operator) can't monitor your traffic.To prevent people (geo)blocking and/or spying on you. Tunnelblick is open source and free, while Viscosity is proprietary and cheap, but has a more pleasant user interface. The workflow currently supports Tunnelblick and Viscosity, which both manage OpenVPN connections.Įssentially, the functionality of both applications is the same. If you are connected to multiple VPNs, an additional "Disconnect All" item will be shown first. Action an active connection to disconnect it.
If you haven't entered a query, any active VPN connections will be shown at the top of the list. Report Problem - Workflow's GitHub issues.↩ - Use this application to manage VPN connections.App Name - Installed, but unused, application.App Name (not installed) - Supported, but not installed, VPN application.App Name (active) - The currently selected VPN application.Workflow Update Available! / Workflow Is up to Date - Workflow update availablity.vpnconf - View and edit workflow configuration.↩ - Connect/disconnect selected connection.vpn - View and filter Viscosity VPN connections.Manage your Tunnelblick and Viscosity VPN connections from Alfred.ĭownload the VPN-Manager-X.X.X.alfred3workflow file from GitHub releases and double-click the file to import it into Alfred.
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