KazaVPN for Mac
Work from a café or a hotel without the Wi-Fi seeing the sites you open on your Mac.
Coming soon to Mac
Create your free account now and sign in the day it arrives.
What it does on your Mac
Right there in the menu bar
Connect, pause or change location from the menu bar, without opening a window.
Safari connects it for you
The Safari extension in the app connects KazaVPN from Safari's toolbar, and can connect whenever Safari opens.
Fewer trackers everywhere
Tracker blocking works in every app on the Mac, not only in the browser, with a single switch.
Get it running on your Mac
Get the app
Download KazaVPN for Mac from kazavpn.com, then open it from your Applications folder.
Allow the VPN
The first time you connect, macOS asks to add a VPN configuration. Choose Allow, then use Touch ID or your password.
Turn on the Safari extension
If you use Safari, open its Settings, choose Extensions and tick KazaVPN.
What you need
- macOS 13 or later, Apple silicon or Intel
- Your Mac's password or Touch ID, once, to add the VPN configuration.
Questions about KazaVPN on Mac
Does it work on both Apple silicon and Intel Macs?
Yes. The same app runs on a Mac with an Apple chip and on one with an Intel processor.
Does it protect Chrome and my other apps, or only Safari?
Every app on the Mac goes through KazaVPN while it is connected: Chrome, Mail, Messages, your games. The Safari extension is only a quicker way to connect.
Where does KazaVPN go when I close its window?
It stays in the menu bar and keeps you connected. Quit it from the menu bar item, or hide that item in the app's settings.
Can my Mac and my iPhone share one account?
Yes. Sign in on both with the same email or account number. A free account covers one device; KazaVPN Premium covers both and more.