PureVPN’s secure DNS servers not only protect your DNS requests, but also pass them through hi-tech firewalls, killing off all the threats before they arise. We have also introduced Gravity – it’s our way of making sure that your DNS requests remain protected and the websites with malicious code on them from loading on your device or network.We revamped the app altogether in this version, and juxtaposed a bunch of exciting features to help you gain better security and more convenience while using the app.Share your ideas and suggest improvements in PureVPN’s app conveniently via the Help & Feedback section, under the settings menu.You can now invite your friends to PureVPN from our app and get exciting rewards.OpenVPN library updated to the latest version.Added a new on-boarding screen for Ozone.from downloading while you are connected to PureVPN. Added P2P Protection: An always on protection to block viruses, malware, etc.

Added Ozone: A layer of security comprising 5 features to help you remain protected against incoming threats, filter unwanted web content, detection and protection against intruders, control which websites are allowed to load and control which apps are allowed to run.Added Gravity: Gravity is PureVPN’s way of making sure that your DNS requests remain protected and the websites with malicious code on them fail from loading on your device or network.It's all terminal commands so I assume if it's not going to work on 14.04, a bad command error will let me/you know. I tried again and just moved faster on it and got the box unchecked before it could start the upgrade and it worked.

If you don't get to it fast enough, I couldn't figure out how to interupt the download and installation. Almost immediately after the older version starts up, it will likely automatically update to the newest version! As soon as you start up the older version, you have to go to Edit > Preferences > Advanced button > Update tab.Īnd uncheck the 'automatically download newest version' box. I don't see why it wouldn't work for 14.04. So I'm getting ready to try this with 14.04. Now that I've upgraded my Ubuntu to 14.04, Firefox 31.0 is dragging like crazy.very slow and unresponsive. Here are some clear instructions for downgrading to an older version of Firefox in Ubuntu 12.04.

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