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How to Set Up a Proxy in Firefox

1

Open Firefox Settings

1. Launch Firefox.

2. Click the menu icon (three horizontal lines) in the top-right corner.

3. Select Settings from the dropdown menu.

2

Open the Proxy Configuration Menu

1. Scroll down to the Network Settings section.

2. Click the Settings button to open the proxy configuration window.

3

Enter Oculus Proxy Details

1. In the proxy settings window, select Manual proxy configuration.

2. Enter your Oculus Proxy details:

  • HTTP Proxy: proxy.oculus-proxy.com

  • Port: Use the port number from your Oculus Dashboard

3. (Optional) Check Use this proxy server for all protocols to apply the same settings for all connection types.

4. If using a SOCKS proxy, select SOCKS v5 and input the relevant server details.

Need a location-specific proxy? Modify your username to include the country code (e.g., your-username-country-US for a U.S.-based proxy).

4

Authenticate When Prompted

1. When accessing a website, Firefox may prompt you for authentication.

2. Enter your Oculus Proxy username and password when prompted.

Congratulations! You’ve successfully configured Oculus Proxies in Firefox. Now you can browse privately, manage multiple accounts securely, and bypass online restrictions with ease. 🚀

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