Proton VPN on Linux gets a huge accessibility boost with 20 new languages
Proton VPN’s Linux application is about to get a lot more accessible, as the privacy provider announces automatic localization support for 20 different languages arriving in the next major update.
Proton VPN has unveiled a significant accessibility upgrade for its Linux application, introducing 20 new languages to enhance user experience. The update, which will roll out in the next release expected around mid-August, will automatically detect your operating system's language, allowing the app to seamlessly adapt to your native tongue.
This feature eliminates the need for manual language selection, ensuring a more user-friendly interface. Proton VPN, renowned for its commitment to Linux users, is reinforcing its position as a top-tier security provider by prioritizing localization support. The company currently offers 20 languages, including major global languages such as German, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese (Brazil), Russian, Korean, Japanese, Turkish, Catalan, Czech, Romanian, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), Belarusian, Greek, and Slovenian.
Proton VPN plans to continue expanding its language offerings in the future. The provider is actively seeking community feedback to identify and resolve any visual bugs, text overflow issues, or incorrect language detection.
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