With regards to VPN use, I would like to mention Opera Browser which offers a free and user friendly way to connect through VPN.
Opera's free VPN, like all VPNs, is a poor choice. It's not even really a VPN, just a proxy. They collect all your traffic and data, keep logs, and use it to serve you targeted ads:
https://www.opera.com/privacy. Have a read of this:
https://thatoneprivacysite.net/blog/operas-baked-in-vpn-is-not-a-good-solution-for-your-privacy/There is no such thing as a truly free VPN. If it is free, then you are the product. As I said above, companies which provide free VPNs are making there money from selling your data, and this makes you less private, not more.
With regards to TOR use, Brave Browser has also a built in feature that would allow us to browse via TOR.
Why would you use a Tor plug-in in a browser with poor security which lies about being privacy focused, when you could just cut out the middle-man and use the Tor browser?