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Proton recently released WireGuard support on Linux. While I really like it there's a small UI issue with the wifi icon. When connected to VPN it looks like unknown network(?). I have confirmed the issue on two laptops. Both running Fedora 40, KDE spin.
Nice catch! I just checked the blog post about WireGuard on Linux and found this
It looks like kill switch doesn't work with WireGuard on Linux or has a UI glitch.
it doesn't work I can see the killswitch working it just kills the wireguard connection aswell