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I literally signed up for their VPN last night since NordVPN doesn't offer port forwarding. . . Oh well, I can 30 day guarantee it and get mullvad I guess. All I lost was a bit of time setting it up in all my containers, and any respect I had for Proton
I like mullvad but they got rid of their port forwarding.
They did. Not many choices left that support it, sadly
container as in docker?
I know very little about this but I've used gluetun and it's great
https://github.com/qdm12/gluetun
it supports a lot of VPN providers
I would personally recommend Windscribe. They have a free tier, and include port forwarding, unlike Mullvad
With articles like this I wouldn't recommend them.
I agree that these are a little tacky, however it doesn’t mean their service isn’t good.
PIA has port forwarding. Used it for several years without issue.