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Teal VPN for Edge On Microsoft Edge Add-ons

Private browsing in Edge. One click.

A small extension that sends everything Edge does through Teal. Amsterdam on Free, seven cities with Teal Pro, the same account as your apps. Nothing to configure.

Add to Edge Free and Pro
  • Amsterdam free
  • One tap to switch cities
  • No logs, no server list inside

Microsoft Edge 120 or later, on Windows, Mac and Linux.

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The Teal VPN extension popup in Edge, connected to Stockholm, with the current address, a Protect the whole Mac row and other locations

Three presses, nothing to set up.

  1. 01

    Add it to Edge

    From Microsoft Edge Add-ons. It asks for nothing until you sign in.

  2. 02

    Sign in once

    Press Sign in. Your account page opens, approves this browser by itself and closes. No code to type.

  3. 03

    Press Connect

    Pick a city or take the fastest one. Edge asks nothing more. The icon turns on while Edge is protected.

The whole extension, screen by screen.

The Teal VPN extension popup in Edge, connected to Stockholm, with the current address, a Protect the whole Mac row and other locations

One press. Every page in Edge goes through Teal.

Press Connect and the icon turns on. Pages, downloads and video in Edge leave through the city you chose until you press Disconnect. Other programs on the computer are not touched.

The Teal VPN extension locations list: Amsterdam on Free, six more cities with Teal Pro

Seven cities, one tap each.

Amsterdam on Free. Stockholm, Frankfurt, London, Paris, Tokyo and Chicago with Teal Pro. Switch while connected; the new city takes over without a gap.

The Teal VPN extension on Teal Free, not connected, showing the data used today and the current address

Free shows what is left.

500 MB a day, shared with your Teal apps, with the bar right there. When the day is spent it says so, and the next day it is back.

The Teal VPN extension account tab with the email, the plan, the devices and this browser

The same account as the apps.

Sign in once and your plan is there. Your phone and your computer keep their device slots; the browser rides along without taking one.

Free is real. Pro is every city.

One account works in the browser and in every Teal app.

Teal Free

500 MB every day
  • Amsterdam
  • 500 MB a day, shared with your apps
  • One browser a day
  • No payment details

Teal Pro

Unlimited data
  • Seven cities, one tap each
  • Unlimited data
  • Up to three browsers
  • One subscription for the browser and every Teal app
See the plans

Want every program covered? Same account, one app.

The extension protects Edge. The Teal app protects the whole computer, with the same sign-in.

Built not to know.

Inside the extension

Only its own sign-in key and your chosen city. No server list, no secret, no settings page to leak. Everything comes from your account when you sign in.

On our side

No browsing logs. A connection is a one-hour name that tells our servers your account and nothing else. Bytes are counted against your plan, destinations are never written down.

What Edge asks

Permission to set the browser’s proxy and to keep your settings. Access to one more site, tealvpn.com, only to show your current address. Nothing else.

Short answers.

Is the Edge extension a full VPN?

No. It protects Edge: every page, download and video you open in it goes through Teal. Other programs on the computer are not covered. For the whole computer, use Teal VPN for Windows, Mac or Linux, with the same account.

Does it hide my address?

Yes, for everything Edge does. Websites see the address of the Teal location you chose. The extension also turns off the browser feature that could reveal your address through video calls while you are connected.

Is it free?

Yes. Teal Free gives you Amsterdam and 500 MB of data a day, shared with your Teal apps, with no payment details. Teal Pro adds six more cities and unlimited data, in the browser and in the apps.

Which versions of Edge work?

Microsoft Edge 120 or later, on Windows, Mac and Linux. Teal VPN also exists for Chrome and Firefox.

Does it work on networks that block VPNs?

It is built for them. The extension looks like ordinary secure web traffic to a plain website, and the name it uses changes every hour. Where even that is cut, the Teal app has more ways through.

What does the extension keep?

Only its own sign-in key and your chosen location, inside the browser. No server list and no secret is shipped with it. Teal keeps no browsing logs. The privacy policy says exactly what is kept and for how long.

Another extension says it holds the proxy. What now?

Two extensions cannot both carry the browser’s traffic. Teal shows which one is in the way and offers to turn it off for you, with your permission, in one press.

Your browser, under your wing.

Start free with Amsterdam and 500 MB every day.

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