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This option is for setting the proxy port Tor uses. When you start the Tor Browser Bundle an instance of Tor will also be started. This is what you see listening on Port 9150 and where by default the Tor Browser would connect.

If you have another Proxy that you require to connect to the internet you should set this inside the wizard, either by clicking on Open Settings while starting the Tor Browser Bundle or by clicking on the Tor Button (the onion next to your address bar) and, then Open Network Settings and select This computer needs to use a proxy to access the Internet. From there you can set the proxy. However, do not use this to connect to an instance of Tor.

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While those browsers have full support for HTTP/SOCKS proxies under all other OSes (Linux, OSX and even Windows), they are lacking it completely under Android. There's no setting at all to configure one.

There's some system-wide support when you configure wifi, but that's not what I talk about. I mean the good ol' application-level proxy support. I don't want to send all traffic through a proxy, but just that for a specific browser on demand.

There's no apparent "technical" reason for that lack. I suspect it'd be something related to the "Android Program Policy" (or whatever else it's called).In my opinion it looks like an intentional choice as the system-level proxy you can normally configure could be leaking information for some reason or bug.

N.B. Starting with v68.11 Firefox for Android doesn't provide anymore access to settings via the about:config pseudo-page, even if it's listed in about:about pseudo-page. This is not mentioned within the release notes and means that there's no way anymore to use a proxy within a browser.However Firefox Nightly releases still allow users to access about:config, you can install theses builds to use a proxy.

I want to setup the browser proxy setting in all IBM Endpoint Manager users, mean while if take one machine all the user can not change proxy setting by them self, so how can I enable this setting using IEM server customized fixlets.

GPO if this is a domain attached computer. If, by chance, this is a workgroup system that is not domain attached you can use the registry to set the proxy in script and have an open policy keeping it in check. I currently have to do something similar for keeping our trusted sites and tabbed browser settings in line since we have a portal designed for Netscape Navigator.

I have two networks = wired and wireless. Wired is connected to one router, the wireless to another router (different networks). Wired is working with proxy settings only, Wireless is an internet access for guests.

To start with, you'll need the ability to tell your browser to use proxy settings independent of the OS. With Firefox, this is easily accomplished via the normal Preferences UI - you can tell it to not use any proxy, or to use a specific (different) one. If you want a separate instance with its own proxy settings, you can use an additional profile - or use FoxyProxy to pick depending on the destination website. With Chrome, you'll need to pass it the --proxy-server argument (while invoking it via the command line, or a shortcut with that argument).

The other, harder, part is getting the browser to bind to a particular interface. As far as I know, no major browser natively supports this action. There is an old tool called ForceBindIP, but I find that does not work reliably with modern browsers that use multiple processes. The OS only provides routing configuration by destination IP address, not by source program.

You can try environment variables, if your gnome version allows you to set the proxy to "detect automatically" or "system" or something similiar. Then programs should respect the http_proxy variable and you can try

Perhaps you have to do it the other way round / find a browser other than Epiphany to use the proxy, which is not what you want but the best I can think of (dillo seems a rather recherche web browser that you aare probably not using and it will use a proxy if you set it up in your ~/.dillo/dillorc configuration file).

If you change the account under which the "Citrix HDX Browser Redirection Service" is running (from NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM to a domain user account which has permissions to access the internet sites) then it works for me. Unfortunately this is not ideal. What would be better would be some way of this service to masquerade as a domain use when connecting to the proxy server. I haven't come across anything that will allow this but only just started looking.

I work with a web app having a specific issue working with Edge browsers. To inspect what happens, I wanted to monitor and debug with Fiddler, but I just can't make my Edge browser communicate with Fiddler2. My environment looks like this:

While ago in the days of Windows 8, the loopback exemptions were solving some problems with applications that were not respecting the system proxy. That is no longer the case with Windows10 and Windows `11, so it is likely that your issue is not related to the one discussed above. You could try the following:

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Concerning the Netcat/Socat utility . From the man page, it seems like it is possible to create a secure proxy using netcat by which I could point my web browser to like a proxy server , that could fork/drive my web traffic through the proxy. Is this possible? Any hints on how to do this? Socat on windows is preferrable but netcat on linux is ok.

Using netcat or socat as proxy will only work for a single website, if at all. This is because your browser can't instruct netcat/socat to connect to a specific target IP. socat's proxy connection functionality is also limited to connecting to a single IP through an existing HTTP proxy.

In my job we are interested in testing on multi-versions of browsers. The combination of Katalon Studio and Browserstack looks promising for me. But our companies policy requires us stay behind Proxy. Therefore I strongly require the above problem to be fixed a.s.a.p.

My PC sits behind the cooperate proxy. When I run my test case selecting Remote Browser directed to the Browserstack URL, the Katalon Studio fails to find the hostname of URL of Browserstack. The message indicates that Katalon Studio tried to make a HTTP request to the URL WITHOUT setting proxy information.

I am afraid that their efforts would not be successful. Because the DesiredCapabilities set to the remote browser (see (6) in the above figure) has nothing to do with the communication between the Katalon Studio app and the remote Selenium server (see (5) in the above figure).

Hi - Any updates on this issue. I just met this issue in our project. Could you please update whats happening with this. it seems to be this is blocker whoever using Katalon in automating behind the proxy.

Any update on this? In which Katalon release this will be fixed?

To be honest with you, this is very much required in our organization as we have huge cross-browser testing requirements. also, this fix will be more useful for other people as well. Pushing this ticket to next release will be a great help.

I got the following issue: A browser send a CORS request to a server - this server requires client SSL/TLS authentication (so both, server and client should exchange their certificates). The server is on the different domain than the page loaded to the client - so it requires a CORS request.

Resolution 1: Make the request 'local' and setup an apache proxy (with RewriteRule - but it did't pass the client's certificate and then with proxy pass - but it didn't pass the client's certificate as well).

I am trying to reverse proxy several different home servers to different sub domains i have. Below are the first two I have setup, one works just fine and other other when accessed in any web browser, remote or local, tries to send me to the local ip of the server i am trying to proxy to.

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