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Hello! Remember that you lose the Network Lock feature in this case. Hummingbird 2.0.0 preview for macOS is almost ready and it will let you run WireGuard through wg userspace tool in macOS with Network Lock, if you need it. Stay tuned on the "News" forum. Kind regards

Your browser may be the trouble. Cookies are your enemy and should be removed daily, or even per session. A good start would be to install 2 extensions in order to control whats loading when visiting sites. Cookies combined with scripts running in full work to track and build analytics for the very filter systems you are having trouble with. When you combined this (cookies and scripts) with your default “User Agent” values/settings – your internet use and browser become unique and very traceable. Exactly what you don’t want. Extensions to install 1: Noscripts 2:UserAgent Switcher 0.5.0 https://add0n.com/useragent-switcher.html Unfortunately when it comes to goolge and capatcha you may still have to deal with it some of the time but not always. Once you have installed and configured the above extensions see if they are working by visiting an AirVPN sponsored “Check” site. Ipleak.net https://ipleak.net Once the check is complete you will see a bunch of information pertaining to you connection. (Very Useful) * Look for the section that reads “Detected information” and “System information” The changes you have made under UserAgent Switcher should reflect here. What this dose is limit what java scripts are loading and how the website interprets you as a device. This makes your browser appear different; with a different OS if needed, and tends to help when having to bypass these filters - and just use the internet already! Do not be fooled by the ubiquitous LIE of private browsers with no telemetry. They do not exist. --- > Only U can Bl0ckur Br0w$eR. Also be sure to test out other protocols/ports and different servers if you have not already to see if this helps lower your need to reconnect as much. Another thing that could help is to use an alterantive DNS server.

@happysatan13 Hello! The following virtual network adapter: is causing a critical error to OpenVPN: To resolve the problem please tell Eddie to use exclusively a virtual network interface created by itself and ignore other "alien" interfaces: from Eddie's main window select Preferences > Networking in the "VPN interface name" field type eddie (or any other very short name you like) click "Save" Switching to WireGuard will also resolve the problem. You can switch to WireGuard and change connection mode in Eddie's Preferences > Protocols window. Kind regards