Can I use my VPN installed on my PC with Opera Browser with VPN at the same time?

[johniam]

Hello everyone. I use a vpn installed in my laptop, and after I connect to Opera Browser with vpn. This will give me more security, since they are connected to two vpn? Or, you can not connect simultaneously to two vpn? In fact I came this doubt, because when I navigate on internet with vpn on Opera Browser deactivated, was navigate more slowly and was displayed ip address of my vpn installed on the PC (this is good). While if kept connected both vpn, it was displayed the ip from Opera (also this is good) and surfing faster. I ask: can I navigate faster with two vpn, while only one (the one installed on the PC) I navigate more slowly? Or, if the active vpn from Opera Browser, is my ip address (from my ISP) that connects directly to vpn on Opera Browser?

 

[bill001g]

If you have a actual vpn service I would not bother with the opera one. It is just going to make a mess and the more complex you make something the more likely there is that something slip though some incompatibility and you end up with no security.

A real vpn service is many times better than opera. It protect all traffic not just stuff the browser uses. There are all kinds of things in web pages that use flash and html5 both of which can bypass the opera vpn.

 

[johniam]

Hello everyone. I use a vpn installed in my laptop, and after I connect to Opera Browser with vpn. This will give me more security, since they are connected to two vpn? Or, you can not connect simultaneously to two vpn? In fact I came this doubt, because when I navigate on internet with vpn on Opera Browser deactivated, was navigate more slowly and was displayed ip address of my vpn installed on the PC (this is good). While if kept connected both vpn, it was displayed the ip from Opera (also this is good) and surfing faster. I ask: can I navigate faster with two vpn, while only one (the one installed on the PC) I navigate more slowly? Or, if the active vpn from Opera Browser, is my ip address (from my ISP) that connects directly to vpn on Opera Browser?

If you have a actual vpn service I would not bother with the opera one. It is just going to make a mess and the more complex you make something the more likely there is that something slip though some incompatibility and you end up with no security.

A real vpn service is many times better than opera. It protect all traffic not just stuff the browser uses. There are all kinds of things in web pages that use flash and html5 both of which can bypass the opera vpn.

Thanks for your answer. I talked to my security expert friend, and he said that using a stable VPN with Opera Browser VPN I have a double layer of security. And he told me that HTML5 can not exceed Opera Browser VPN, while Flash yes (but I knew that and I do not have). He said that even if someone exceeds my Opera Browser VPN (which still has very difficult said), I would still have my stable VPN. Anyway thank you very much for your answer, you have been very kind