How To configure Proxy In a Browser

How To configure Proxy In a Browser

Overview

SafeSquid Proxy Service has a browser based intrinsic WebGUI, that allows users to configure, and manage its various features. To access the Interface, you must configure your web-browser to use the SafeSquid® proxy server. You should be able to access the WebGUI with the URL – http://safesquid.cfg

Set Proxy in Chromium based browser Via System Settings

Here we will configure proxy in the chrome browser

Open Chrome browser settings from the browser toolbar

Click on System tab in Settings

OR

You can search “proxy” in the searchbar

Open computer’s proxy settings

It will take you to your computer’s proxy settings

Turn on “Use a proxy server” button

Enter your proxy information i.e. IP address of your proxy server and Port number 8080

Notice the next field: Here, you can input a list of domain names and IP addresses to connect to without a proxy. For instance, if you don’t want to use proxies when connecting to
infatica.io,
192.158. 1.38, and
Any IP address that starts with 127.

OR 
You can leave it blank

Click on save 

Configure proxy specifically for Mozilla Firefox

Mozilla Firefox offers the option to configure a proxy specifically for the browser without affecting the system-wide settings. Here's how you can do it:

Open Firefox and click on the menu button (three horizontal lines) in the top right corner

Click on settings

In “General” section, Scroll down to the "Network Settings"

Click on the "Settings" button

Now, you'll see options for configuring your proxy settings specifically for Firefox

Select the "Manual proxy configuration" radio button

Enter the proxy server address and port number in the respective fields

Click "OK" to save your changes