Someone mentioned this for iOS app, but i would like the same feature in win 7 (x64) desktop, either on the VyprVPN app screen itself, or a right-click option in the task bar icon.

A log out button.

Instead of having to open the app's interface, then go into options, then account. Just seems convoluted to me. Could be much simpler.

Hello! It would be nice to be able to change the size of the application window !

Add a list of software to start on connection success and to (force) close when losing connection.
I'm using "VPN Lifeguard" to do this, but it will be better if integrated inside your application.
Very usefull when using a software that should not run outside the VPN.
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Just my two cents.

Is there a way you can add an option to allow the application to launch in the default active windowed mode versus as minimized to the taskbar?

restart vpn connection once the computer is woken from sleep.

The user interface is in the appropriate system language, but the error messages ("Connection could not be established", "disconnected") are as usual always in English. Very low priority, but can you please translate this in the next (major) versions?

I would like an option in desktop app, thats automatic selecting the server that are closest to your location, so your always are connected to the best server(For optimal speed), which also can be used for people that are traveling alot.

Sometimes it takes 20 or more seconds to open the settings menu when right-clicking the VyprVPN icon in the system tray.

I would like to have visable the connection status in the adress bar: like the showing of the ip adress on goldenfrog: VyperVPN 111.111.22.111

On top of that I would like several options of making the connection status visable: maybe a gadget on my screen that's green or red, where I can choose the size, shape and transparency

And I would like to have a connection blocker: If the secure connection is interupted VyperVPN reconnects, but during that time the normal connection is open and visible to others?

Thank you.

give us the ability to define an URL set which will be used for connections over the vyprvpn only.

lets say i define www.netflix.com only the traffic to/from netflix.com goes through the vpn connection, all other traffic will use the standard route without vpn

I would like to select which IP addresses or ranges should be reached via VPN.

One way would be to configure thoses addresses directly, but thinking about that, I just got another idea:

Add an option to route all trafic to the country, that the VPN server is located in, through the tunnel.

That would be great, though I see some technical dificulties here. I would be happy about manual configuring networks though.

At the moment we can only select from a few recently connected vpn server with the associated protocol when right clicking on the mini icon tray.

It would be great if we had the ability to switch to any vpn server with any protocol directly from drop down menus for the location and protocol when right clicking on the vypvpn mini icon tray instead of having to open the full setup window to do it.

How about a TX/RX speed measurement and display? It could be enabled or disabled if there is concern about CPU cycles.

When I pass my mouse arrow over the tray icon, the information is Vyprn Connected 10.xx.xx.xx . The internal IP is not very usefull, it would be better to give the location (I know we can obtain it by clicking on the icon).

When you have VyperVPN set up to auto redial, it would be nice if you could set a delay before it attempted the connection. This would allow the machine to establish a network connection before the VyperVPN client app attempts to make the connection.

Add a check mark to disable internet if VPN connection is lost.

If the auto-reconnection fails after a given amount of times, then have the App automatically try a different server location for a given amount of times, and then try a different server after, so on and so forth, until a successful connection is made.