Yellow VPN

A sunny browser proxy manager for your own trusted servers.

Yellow VPN is a yellow-themed Chrome extension that makes browser proxy connections simple. Connect or switch locations with one click, view your public IP, and identify your selected country through its flag and toolbar badge. The extension includes ten configured proxy endpoints across six countries and an optional Kill Switch that blocks new browser requests when the proxy is disconnected. # Yellow VPN for Chrome: One-Click Connections with a Bright Yellow Design Yellow VPN is a Chrome extension designed to make browser proxy management easy. Its yellow interface brings connection controls, location selection and IP information into one compact popup. Whether you need to switch browser locations or check the public IP used by Chrome, Yellow VPN keeps the main controls within easy reach. ## Connect and Switch Locations with One Click Yellow VPN lets you connect using the power button or select a server card to switch locations. Proxy authentication runs in the background, so the popup does not ask users to enter an email address, username or password. The current configuration includes ten proxy endpoints across six countries: | Country | Locations | Endpoints | | United Kingdom | London | 2 | | Spain | Madrid | 1 | | United States | Los Angeles and Piscataway | 4 | | Poland | Warsaw | 1 | | Japan | Tokyo | 1 | | Germany | Frankfurt | 1 | Country and city labels follow the supplied provider information. Actual availability and exit location depend on the proxy service. ## Country Flags and Toolbar Badges Once a proxy is enabled, the power circle displays the selected country’s flag. A small country code also appears on the Chrome toolbar icon—for example, **US** for the United States or **GB** for the United Kingdom. These visual indicators help users identify their selected location quickly. They indicate the configured routing location; they do not independently verify the connection’s country. ## View Your Server IP and Public IP Yellow VPN displays IP information at the bottom of its popup: - **Server IP:** the selected proxy endpoint. - **Public IP:** the address returned by an external IP-check service. The extension checks the public IP after connecting and includes a manual **Check IP** button. If verification fails, it displays a message instead of claiming that the connection was verified. A proxy’s server address and public exit IP can differ, depending on the provider’s infrastructure. ## Optional Browser Kill Switch Yellow VPN includes an optional Kill Switch for users who want browser requests blocked while the proxy is disconnected. Enabling the option connects the first configured United States endpoint. If the user then disconnects the proxy, new website requests are blocked until a proxy is connected again or the Kill Switch is turned off. The extension also responds to reported proxy errors by blocking requests and disconnecting when the Kill Switch is enabled. This protection applies to Chrome website requests. It is not a system-wide firewall and cannot stop previously established connections, other applications or access to cached and offline content. ## A Simple Yellow Interface Yellow VPN combines a bright yellow theme with clear connection controls. Country cards, a central power button, flag indicators and an IP panel make the popup easy to navigate. The interface contains no credential-editing form, keeping everyday connection controls simple. ## What Users Should Know Yellow VPN configures a browser proxy for the regular Chrome profile. It does not provide an operating-system VPN or route every application through the selected server. Connection performance, exit location and IP reputation depend on the proxy provider. The extension cannot guarantee anonymous browsing, access to every website, or protection against account restrictions. For users seeking a compact Chrome proxy manager, Yellow VPN brings one-click location switching, visible IP information and an optional browser Kill Switch into a distinctive yellow interface