Please allow for faster server change. No need to force user to first disconnect then reconnect. If I want to connect to a new server then disconnection is implied. Let the app handle the disconnect automatically when I request he new server so that I only interact with it once without waiting for the first step to complete.

Also allow server changes from the drop down menu bar (Mac) without opening the full app window.

See Tunnel Bear for how they handle this. It’s easy and seamless.

Often users do not want the fastest server if it is within the country that they are currently in. For example, I may be in Indonesia, but I DO NOT want to connect to an Indonesian server for many reasons. Moreover, I may not wish to connect--ever--to servers in the Five Eyes.

Disable the notification "quitting Vypr will disconnect.." because this notification prevents the Mac from shutting down/restarting and/or crashes the Mac during shutdown/restart.

The monitor should be able to measure speeds in MB instead of Mb. I use MB for everything and I'd lile the numbers to agree with each other.

When closing a MacBook (OSX Yosemite, kill switch active) the conneciton drops but when reopening the yellow button keeps saying "Disconnecting". Quitting the application has no effect. Only restarting the system or manually removing "vyprvpnservice" in the PrivilegedHelperTools and quitting the process in Activity Monitor works.

There must be an option to 'quit' the 'disconnecting' process...

The round status area (padlock symbol) in the VyprVPN icon in the OS X menu bar is blank when the black and white preference option is selected in conjunction with Yosemite's dark menu theme. A small but annoying bug for those that like a colourless menubar.

When my Mac wakes from deep sleep, it takes a few seconds for the internet connection to come back online.

Every time this happens, Vyper gets stuck in a 'connecting...' state and never connects. I have to a) notice the icon stuck in the yellow state in the menu bar, b) physically open the app, c) cancel the current connection and c) start it up again.

I would like Vpyr to notice when it's stuck in that state and fix the problem by itself.

I'm using ComHem in Sweden.

Is it possible to make a blacklist of VPN servers? so that i can decide wich i will use or not use

Updates should not require re-entering username/password. Most other apps are able to update without losing the preferences.

I know Yosemite is in beta, but any chance of having the next VyprVPN app beta work on Yosemite? I'm absolutely loving the new kill switch functionality.

Some apps (like email) auto-connect to the net before Vypr kicks in after waking from sleep, and this presents a security hole. Sure, I could shut down all apps before letting my system sleep, but that is an unreasonable burden. Also, sometimes Vypr drops a connection. Whether it is Vypr's fault or not is not really the issue. Just that, again, a window of unencrypted traffic might be exposed before a connection is re-established.

Make it easier/quicker to switch between protocols. Instead of opening the preferences window add a dropdown on the same interface.

VyprVPN app could connect automatically to the fastest server with the lowest ping, it could also switch servers automatically to deliver the fastest connections.

Please add the option to choose which applications have their traffic redirected through Vypr.

For example; one could secure Skype through Vypr and simultaneously browse or download at a higher speed when VPN protection is not required.

I notice the new VyprVPN version 2.0 app for Mac OS X no longer saves your VyprVPN account log in and password and requires you to type your log in everytime you run the app. Please could this be added via a patch or small update, or perhaps a checkbox in preferences to allow this to become an option, thereby still keeping it secure on computers with more than one user.

This may also affect the Windows VyprVPN v2.0 app as well(?)

The "Protocol" tab within Preferences is showing the same options as the "General" tab, therefore I cannot define any other protocol than Chameleon. Also the text is trimmed on the right side of the preferences box. It would be great to have the option to change the language manually.

I normally use Tunnelblick for OpenVPN on OSX... but since I subscribed to your VyprVPN product, I have to say the latest version of your VyprVPN software is awesome (2.0.0). Have you guys considered offering it as a generic OpenVPN app for OSX? I like the design and the simplicity, and the fact that you can monitor bandwidth right from the app... it's a pity I can't use it for more VPN goodness! Definitely my favourite OpenVPN on the Mac.