Firefox
Take control of your browsing! Configuring a proxy in Firefox is like wrapping your online activity in a secure shield—perfect for enhancing privacy, bypassing restrictions, or efficiently managing multiple accounts. In this guide, we’ll show you how to configure a proxy in Firefox, leverage proxy server managers, and unlock the full potential of Firefox proxies.
Changing Proxy Settings in Firefox
Getting started with proxies in Firefox is quick and easy! Follow these steps:
Step 1. Open Firefox Settings. Open Firefox, click the menu icon in the top-right corner, and choose Settings from the dropdown.
Step 2. Open the Proxy Configuration Menu. Scroll down to the Network Settings section and click Settings to access the proxy configuration window.
Step 3. Enter Proxy Details. In the proxy settings window:
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Select “Manual proxy configuration.”
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In the fields provided:
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HTTP Proxy: Enter
proxy.oculus-proxy.com. -
Port: Use the port number available in your Oculus dashboard.
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Optional: Check Use this proxy server for all protocols if you want the same proxy applied to all connection types.
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For SOCKS proxies: Select SOCKS v5 and input the required server details.
Step 4. Authenticate When Needed. When you visit a website, Firefox may prompt you to enter your Username and Password. These credentials can be found in your Oculus Proxies account.
And there you have it! Firefox is now equipped with Oculus Proxies, enabling a private and seamless browsing experience. Whether you’re running campaigns, managing accounts, or just browsing securely, you’re ready to go!