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I genuinely don't understand what is the incentive for using Mozilla VPN? I'm a Mozilla and Firefox fanboy, but this new product had me sceptical since the beginning. They literally bring nothing to the table except their brand name. They don't even do the server side, but just resell Mullvad's infrastructure with their brand.

I'm already a Mullvad customer, and if I were to switch to Mozilla VPN:

* It would not be available in my country (Germany) right away

* I would have to join a waitlist

* I would have to pay with my credit card, instead of cash-by-mail. (Great privacy improvement! /s)

* I would have to use Mozilla's GUI instead of the wg-quick CLI. (The use of wg-quick is documented by Mullvad in addition to Mullvad's GUI, but I haven't found any wg-quick documentation on Mozilla VPN)

All of this for the same infrastructure, the same service (number of devices, ...) at the same price. What the hell are you doing Mozilla?!

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I was also a mullvad customer and wanted to switch to Mozilla VPN specifically because it seems to be one of the only ways to support the browser. At the time they didn't support linux at all, but someone wrote a tool[0] to squirt out the necessary configs to use with wg-quick. When I saw that, I pulled the trigger and haven't looked back.

[0] https://github.com/NilsIrl/MozWire