ForestVPN: Hide IP, No Signup

A rebuilt ForestVPN: no sign-up, an honest connection state, and controls that were missing before. • Connect with no account, no email and no card. There is no sign-up step to skip, because there is no sign-up. • A free tier with the numbers printed: 2 GB per connection, 5 connections a day, both shown in the app as you spend them. • The connection state stops lying. The tunnel is judged from its own packet counters and reports one of eight verdicts, plus where the fault is and how strong the evidence for that is. • A kill switch: block the network while the tunnel is down instead of quietly falling back to the plain connection. • Connect automatically when you join Wi-Fi or mobile data, so the tunnel is up before you need it. • Content blocking over DNS: pick a filtering provider, or set your own resolver. • Route every app through the tunnel, or keep local-network devices such as a printer reachable while connected. • The extension enforces your data allowance itself and tells you with a notification, so it does not depend on the app staying open. • A repair sequence that reacts when the tunnel is blocked, instead of sitting there disconnected. • Reconnection after a network change, a lock or a long idle period. • One tap disconnects, from the first screen. • A searchable location list, with the tier each location needs shown up front. • An account number, and on Apple TV a pairing code, both entered in grouped blocks instead of one long string. • A diagnostic report with real timestamps that you can review on screen and send from the app. • Apple TV: an allowance screen and a settings screen. • Mac: a menu bar icon that shows connection state at a glance. • The plan screen now fits two plans on the smallest iPhone at the largest accessibility text size. Something not behaving? https://fvpn.net/help — a person reads these.