I use mullvad via Tailscale. It’s a little different as you don’t actually ever have anything to do with mullvad, you pay Tailscale for the service ($5) and then you are able to use mullvad vpn exit nodes. It took me a little while to figure out cause I kept looking at their mullvad website and thinking how on earth do I make them work together
You can buy the Tailscale/Mullvad plugin, I think that's the only way to make the two work together "seamlessly". I didn't want to pay for that, so I put a reverse proxy and tailscale on another VM and pointed the reverse proxy to the services I want to access remotely with tailscale.
i think you need to look into routing. Specifically, split tunneling.
https://tailscale.com/learn/what-is-split-tunneling-secure-critical-data-vpn
https://protonvpn.com/support/protonvpn-split-tunneling
https://mullvad.net/en/help/split-tunneling-with-the-mullvad-app
I tried split tunneling the tailscale app on windscribe. That didn’t work. I’m not like too tech literate sorry.
I have a nextcloud server. I’m using tailscale to connect to it remotely.
Nice! Since you already have tailscale, you can get the Mullvad plugin for it: https://tailscale.com/mullvad
Its $5 per month which is what Mullvad costs on its own anyway. The difference is it's a recurring monthly charge and you can't pay for like a year or anything in advance. To me, that was a benefit.
I use this. It makes everything extremely simple.
Well, it's easy to set up and consisyently passes Mullvad's leak test. The again, yesterday Google(*) insisted in believing I was in Iran (not the selected exit node)...
Guess I've, involuntarily, been drafted to the Iranian cyber command.
(*) I was fidgeting around with running Chrome through a KASM server.
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