Add custom bypass URL's for VPN

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by A Former User

I think that a lot of people even do not assume that web services use CDN with domain that is not equals to domain of the site.
For example: if you add youtube.com as a site to bypass, it would have no sense (if you want to save "VPN" bandwidth), because videos loads from CDN, their URL looks like that: https://r2---sn-5hnekn7k.googlevideo.com, images too – their domain is i.ytimg.com.

[A Former User]

A Former User @Guest last edited by

@anonan , this feature will not check request URLs, VPN feature will be disabled for certain tab.

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

this feature will not check request URLs, VPN feature will be disabled for certain tab.

There is no mention about it in this topic.

If you think that "Bypass VPN for default search engines" option works the same way, you are wrong. It works as I wrote above.

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The example:

Non-through VPN

• Request URL: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=123
• Remote Address: 176.34.155.23:443

Through VPN (It's in the same tab)

• Request URL: https://external-content.duckduckgo.com/ip3/okegom.fandom.com.ico
• Remote Address: 77.111.247.59:443
  (Real address is 54.75.239.212:443)

[A Former User]

A Former User @Guest last edited by

@anonan okey, I don't know how VPN feature is implemented and works at background in opera, but actually my previous message is just a suggestion

[Wildboy]

Wildboy last edited by Wildboy

I think people bother to take time to write here is to give valuable suggestions to Opera so it can explore how to make it work.
But what i see is some smart people here quickly jump into defense and tell us it won't work.
That, my friend, is the main difference in company philosophy between Google and Yahoo and see how those two companies land.

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by leocg

The idea of a built in VPN is great, but it needs a bit of tweaking.

Not all sites visited require the use of VPN, and some sites out there won't recognize you if you don't use the IP you had when creating your account. Therefore it is important to make the VPN option site-specific; meaning that you would have the option to either turn it on globally with an exception switch on some sites or an option to switch it on on specific sites only...

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

I do see my self forgetting to switch off the VPN when im done with a particular site, and im sure the owners of the VPN will appreciate this feature as it saves lots of bandwidth..
please like comment so it gets popular...

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

I need to exempt specific sites because Banks and other financial companies will not let me sign in unless I go through a verification process each time.

[satellite1]

satellite1 last edited by

In order to improve performance, have whitelisting available for the VPN feature. In this way, you can add example.com, and have it bypass the VPN, and all other non-whitelisted domains route through the VPN. As we all know, the VPN feature is great, but it impacts performance.

[kasshey]

kasshey last edited by kasshey

Its for those, who as me, missed this great news.
From now it possible to set a custom sites, where VPN will off automatically.
Open opera://settings/vpnBypassRules
input https://www.youtube.com - save.

Do you plan to do the reverse configuration - enable VPN only on specified sites - in future?

[lordsiiya7]

lordsiiya7 @kasshey last edited by

@kasshey Thanks a lot, this reply was very helpful to disabling/bypassing vpn on the few default sites I visit.

[devashisha]

devashisha last edited by

Having an option to bypass all websites expect selected websites would be grear

[andrew84]

andrew84 last edited by andrew84

I'd like to have the ability(button/toogle) on the vpn popup itself to add/exclude sites.
"Turn off/on for this site" for example, Like it works for privacy protection popup.