VPN Switcher

About

Every VPN ships its own CLI, its own tray app, its own idea of “connected”. On a Hyprland desktop that usually means a terminal tab per provider. VPN Switcher puts them all behind one icon in the Omarchy bar — dim when nothing is up, bright when a tunnel is — and a keyboard-driven panel with a chip per installed tool: Proton VPN, Mullvad, Windscribe, Cloudflare WARP, AmneziaWG, and the OpenVPN, WireGuard, OpenConnect, VPNC and L2TP/IPsec profiles NetworkManager holds. Only the tools you actually have show up.

Each backend drives the tool's own CLI — protonvpn, mullvad, windscribe-cli, warp-cli, awg-quick, nmcli — and reads its state back on every poll, so nothing drifts from what the tool reports. By default connecting one VPN shuts the others down first; flip stacking on and tunnels from different tools stay up together, say an office network next to a full tunnel. It started from jkoestinger/omarchy-vpn and adds stacking, profile import, exit location, AmneziaWG under systemd and profile editing.

Highlights

• Every tool, one panel — Proton, Mullvad, Windscribe, WARP, AmneziaWG and NetworkManager tunnels, each on its own chip
• Stack or switch — one tunnel at a time by default, or several from different tools side by side
• Import a profile — .ovpn and WireGuard/AmneziaWG .conf files from a picker, imported with autoconnect off
• Exit location — public IP plus city and country, in the panel and the bar tooltip
• Keyboard-first — j/k, / to search countries, e to edit a profile, d to disconnect
• Scriptable — omarchy-shell davidboulay.vpn-switcher connect CH and friends, for keybindings

$ omarchy plugin add https://github.com/davidboulay/omarchy-vpn-switcher.git
$ omarchy plugin enable davidboulay.vpn-switcher