Surok's extension is out in the Chrome Web Store
Surok VPN now installs from the Chrome Web Store in Chrome, Yandex Browser and Edge: one button, eight exit countries, Russian sites directly, your own site rules, WebRTC leak protection and password-free sign-in from your account.
Google has reviewed and published our extension. Surok now installs into the browser in two clicks, with no archives or developer mode.
Where to install
Open the Chrome Web Store page and press "Install". Works in Chrome, Yandex Browser and Edge: all three install extensions from the same store. Firefox is under review at Mozilla and comes next.
Sign-in without a password
After installing, go to your account, the "Browser" tab, and press "Activate the extension". A page opens and the extension picks up your account by itself. The old way works too: email and password or Telegram right in the extension window.
What it can do
- Eight exit countries: Europe automatically, or if you need a specific one, the Netherlands, Poland, Estonia, Germany, USA, Canada or Switzerland. Switching without disconnecting.
- Russian sites directly. Gosuslugi, banks, Yandex and a thousand more sites bypass the proxy so they don't complain about a foreign address. Off with one toggle.
- Your own rules. A blacklist of sites that always go direct, or a whitelist: through Surok only the chosen ones. A switch for the current site on the main screen, export and import of rules.
- Leak protection. While Surok is on, sites can't learn your real address via WebRTC, and if the server fails the browser doesn't fall back to a direct connection.
- Ad blocker on the server, the same as in the apps.
- Subscription and friends inside: term, renewal, promo codes, invites with bonus days.
How it differs from the app
The extension protects only the browser. Messengers, games and other programs go directly. If you need protection for the whole device, install the Surok app for Android, Windows or Mac: one subscription for everything.
If something's wrong
The extension doesn't read page contents and collects no statistics, so only you can tell what happened: write to support, a real person answers.
