Using Proxies In The Top 5 Browsers

You can use the hide my ip 5.3 software so that to browse on iternet with different proxy from your current .
 
Thanks for the thread proxygo - I didn't know about that Chrome method to seperate proxy settings, that's handy.

I've spent ages looking for a solution to this though: how can we use proxies in browsers that require a username and password? The only way I've found so far that I think would work is using FoxyProxy Plus, a commercial Addon for Firefox.

It's not very expensive (starts at $20 which includes 1 year of updates) and based on the free version I wouldn't have an issue paying for the extra functionality but surely there must be another way?
 
browsers bring out new addons all the time
problem is, much of the time its never the addons people
really want. as for proxy addons ill have to dig around see
what i can find
 
Thanks for the proxies.
Thanks for the thread proxygo - I didn't know about that Chrome method to seperate proxy settings, that's handy.

I've spent ages looking for a solution to this though: how can we use proxies in browsers that require a username and password? The only way I've found so far that I think would work is using FoxyProxy Plus, a commercial Addon for Firefox.

It's not very expensive (starts at $20 which includes 1 year of updates) and based on the free version I wouldn't have an issue paying for the extra functionality but surely there must be another way?
 
your welcome
 
will also be updating this thread with lesser supported
browsers and there configs in the next few days
 
i dont know if this has been said or not yet, but there is a google chrome plugin called Proxy SwitchySharp (stupid name, i know). It allows you to switch between multiple proxies very easily. What I do is create a new google chrome user for each unique account i need to log into. I install the above plugin on each and give them each their own proxy. Then all i have to do is select that account from the list of users and I am presented with a new chrome window using that account's proxies and complete with it's own set of cookies and history. Works beautifully.
 
ty arcan - but this thread is fir users who manually use
proxies in there browser, not for automated browser tools
 
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