How to Set up a Residential Proxy in the Firefox Browser
Learn how to set up a proxy in your Firefox browser with these step by step instructions.
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Firefox proxy settings:
1. Open Firefox on your computer
2. Click on the ☰ icon > Options (or Preferences on a Mac OS X)Preferences on a Mac OS X)
3. Click the General tab
4. Scroll down to the Network Proxy section and click Settings
5. Check the Manual proxy configuration box
6. Type your address (e.g.: us.smartproxy.com) and port (e.g.: 10101) under HTTP
7. Check the Use this proxy for all protocols checkbox
8. Click OK
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