FoxyProxy
Learn to setup FoxyProxy with Oxylabs Dedicated ISP Proxies.
FoxyProxy is a third-party extension that enables configuring proxies directly for Chrome, Firefox, and other Chromium-based browsers.
Set up FoxyProxy on Google Chrome
Add Dedicated ISP Proxies
In the Proxies tab, click the Add button located on the left to open proxy settings. Then, fill in your Dedicated ISP Proxies configuration:
Type: HTTP or SOCKS5
Hostname: 1.2.3.4 (a specific IP address from your list)
Port: 60000
Username: USERNAME
Password: PASSWORD
With Dedicated ISP Proxies, you must use the specific IP address from your acquired proxy list.
If you've whitelisted your IP for authorization, connect using port 65432 without entering a username or password.

After that, click Save to save your proxy settings.
Activate proxies
To activate a proxy server, click on the FoxyProxy extension icon and then click again on your proxy profile from the drop-down menu.

That’s it! To test if everything is working properly, you can check if your IP has changed by visiting ip.oxylabs.io.
Set up FoxyProxy on Mozilla Firefox
The process of setting up FoxyProxy on Firefox is the same as on Chrome.
Add Dedicated ISP Proxies
In the Proxies tab, click the Add button located on the left to open proxy settings. Then, fill in your Dedicated ISP Proxies configuration:
Type: HTTP or SOCKS5
Hostname: 1.2.3.4 (a specific IP address from your list)
Port: 60000
Username: USERNAME
Password: PASSWORD
With Dedicated ISP Proxies, you must use the specific IP address from your acquired proxy list.
If you've whitelisted your IP for authorization, connect using port 65432 without entering a username or password.

After that, click Save to save your proxy settings.
Activate proxies
To activate a proxy server, click on the FoxyProxy extension icon and then click again on your proxy profile from the drop-down menu.

Now if you wish to find out if your internet traffic is now routed through a proxy, check if your IP has changed at ip.oxylabs.io.
This guide is also available for Residential Proxies, ISP Proxies, Enterprise Dedicated Datacenter Proxies, Self-Service Dedicated Datacenter Proxies, and Shared Datacenter Proxies.
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