How to Configure Proxy Settings in Firefox

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Changing Proxy Settings in Firefox

Take control of your Firefox browsing experience! Setting up proxies is easy—just follow these clear steps to get started:

Step 1. Access Firefox Settings. Launch Firefox and click on the menu icon (three horizontal lines) located in the top-right corner. From the dropdown, select Settings to access the browser’s configuration menu.

Step 2. Go to Network Settings. Scroll down within the settings menu until you find the Network Settings section. Click on Settings to open the proxy configuration window.

Step 3. Set Up Proxy Configuration. In the proxy settings window, do the following:

1. Select Manual proxy configuration to enable custom proxy settings.

2. Provide the necessary information:

• HTTP Proxy: Input http://brd.superproxy.io/.

• Port: Enter the port number displayed in your Bright Data dashboard.

1. (Optional) Enable Use this proxy server for all protocols to apply the same proxy across all connection types.

2. For SOCKS proxies, select SOCKS v5 and fill in the appropriate server details.

Step 4. Authenticate When Needed. When you access a website, Firefox might ask you for authentication credentials. Enter your Username and Password from your Bright Data account when prompted.

And that’s it! Your Firefox browser is now configured with Bright Data, opening the door to a secure and private browsing experience. Whether you’re managing accounts, running essential tasks, or simply enjoying unrestricted access to the web, you’re all set for a faster, safer, and more reliable online journey.