ChromeOS VPN — OpenVPN for ChromeOS
OpenVPN for ChromeOS (by Arne Schwabe) is a free, open-source VPN app available on the Play Store. It uses a config file generated from the VPNUK Members Area.
Where are my VPN credentials?
Your VPN username and password are in the Members Area under VPNUK Account Details. These are different from your Members Area login.
1
Install OpenVPN for ChromeOS
Search for OpenVPN for ChromeOS on the Google Play Store. Install the free app (by Arne Schwabe — look for the blue lock icon).
2
Generate Your Config File
Log in to the Members Area and open the OpenVPN Config Generator. Choose your server and port, then download the
.ovpn file.3
Import the Config
On your ChromeOS phone, open the
.ovpn file (from Downloads, email, or Google Drive). The OpenVPN app will prompt you to import it — tap Import.4
Enter Credentials
Tap the profile to connect. When prompted, enter your VPNUK VPN username and password from the Members Area. Tick Save password for convenience.
5
Connect
Tap Connect. Android will ask for VPN permission — tap OK. The key icon in the notification bar shows the VPN is active.
Config File Generators
Need a manual config file? Generate OpenVPN, WireGuard or Obfuscation configs from your Members Area.