VPN with a Tor mode — all traffic through Tor, not just the browser
GANVAS VPN has a Tor mode: one toggle sends all your device's traffic through the Tor network — not just the browser, like Tor Browser does. Free, no signup. And the same client runs WireGuard and VLESS.
| Tor Browser | GANVAS (Tor mode) | |
|---|---|---|
| What it protects | The browser only | All apps' traffic |
| Setup | A separate program | One toggle in the app |
| Other protocols | No | WireGuard and VLESS too |
| Speed | Slow (Tor network) | Slow on Tor, fast on WG/VLESS |
| Price | Free | Free, no signup |
How the Tor mode differs from Tor Browser
Tor Browser routes only its own tabs through Tor — everything else (messengers, apps, updates) goes directly. GANVAS's Tor mode wraps all system traffic through the Tor network. Honestly: Tor is noticeably slower than a regular VPN — that's the price of anonymity.
When to use Tor vs a VPN
Need maximum anonymity or onion resources — use Tor. Need speed for work and streaming — use WireGuard, or VLESS+Reality when things are blocked. All in one app.
One client: Tor, WireGuard and VLESS
No need to run Tor Browser and a VPN separately: GANVAS switches modes with one toggle, and your own configs are free. Check your connection's anonymity with our VPN check.
FAQ
Is it free?
Yes, the Tor mode in GANVAS VPN is free with no signup.
Is Tor slow?
Yes, traffic passes through several relays, so Tor is always slower than a regular VPN. For speed, switch to WireGuard or VLESS in the same app.
Does all traffic go through Tor or just the browser?
All of the device's system traffic — unlike Tor Browser, which only protects its own tabs.
How is it different from Tor Browser?
Tor Browser is a browser; GANVAS routes all apps through Tor and also does WireGuard and VLESS.
Which systems are supported?
Windows (desktop), plus Android and Linux.
Download and turn on Tor mode
Free, no signup — Tor, WireGuard and VLESS in one client.
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