If you are using Firefox to access sites through a proxy (E.g. at work),
you can get to a proxy set-up as follows:
* In Firefox, click on the Open Menu icon (3 parallel lines, at far right)
* Click on on Preferences
* Click on Advanced
* Click on Network
* Click on Connection
By default, Firefox is set up for No Proxy. Have at it.
On 01/04/2017 01:25 PM, Pasi Lallinaho wrote:
On 27/12/16 00:42, kamyab sotude wrote:
Hi
Iam new in xfce desktop,before i use gnome, kde an unity but now i
try xfce
I was wundering why there is no gui for proxy to set socks or https
in xfce its so bad
Why ?
Thanks
Hello,
I don't use proxies, so I don't know if there isn't a tool. However,
if that is the case, then I guess the team hasn't thought it's
required – and to be honest, you are the first one to ask one.
If you want to make Xubuntu better for those who need a GUI to set up
a proxy, please propose something – like which GUI you would prefer
and for what reasons – and start a discussion. (Telling our volunteers
the current situation is "so bad" isn't a helpful attitude, and likely
won't yield the results you are looking for).
Waiting for your proposal and contribution to the project!
Cheers,
Pasi
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