Showing posts with label Proxy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Proxy. Show all posts

30/10/2014

How to Set Up Proxy Connection in Safari

1. Select Preferences from the menu of the browser toolbar.
2. Click on the Advanced tab, then click on the Change Settings button.

3. Click on the check box labeled Automatic Proxy Configuration.

4. Deselect the check box labeled "Use Passive FTP Mode PASV" if it is selected.
5. Enter the following URL into the field labeled Proxy Configuration File: http://www.deadlyuniversityspy.blogspot.com/proxy/pacserve
WARNING: Avoid common mistakes.
* When using Copy and Paste to enter the URL, be sure there is NO space in front of the http://
* Do not omit the http:// in the URL. It is necessary.
6. Click Apply Now.
7. Exit the Safari Preferences window.

How to Fix Proxy Server Connection Problem in Firefox


When surfing via Firefox, you may sometimes encounter such a problem proxy server refusing connections Firefox is configured to use a proxy server that is refusing connection. Check the proxy settings to make sure that they are correct. Then Firefox rejects to connect to the Internet. Even though you have not made any proxy settings for your Firefox you may also get this error information. Perhaps you have started to get this annoying message everytime you try to use Firefox. This is because Firefox has somehow changed its proxy settings automatically, for example, maybe it has imported proxy settings from other browsers such as Internet Explorer or some others. So it's easy to fix, what you need to do is just modify the proxy settings of Firefox manually

Proxy Setting
1. Click Tools > Options
2. Click Network
3. Click Connection > Settings
4. Select No proxy
5. Click OK
Note: Upcoming version of Firefox browser may affect your settings.

How to Fix Unable to Connect to Proxy Server in Chrome

You came across a connection error after installing a VPN or messing around with the Proxy Settings of your Google Chrome browser. Such an Error as:
Unable to Connect to Proxy Server
A proxy server is a server that acts as an intermediary between your computer and other servers. Right now, your system is configured to use a proxy, but Google Chrome can’t connect to it.


Here is how to fix it.
* Launch your Google Chrome Browser.
* Click on the Menu Bar, then Click on Settings.
* Scroll down to Show Advanced Settings click on it, then scroll down to Networks, then click on Change Proxy Settings.
* Now a new window would pop up, click on LAN Settings. A second window appears, now Tick the Automatically Detect Settings check box, click on OK to close Current window.

Proxy Setting:
If Google Chrome seems to take a long time to load a website or search, it may be configured to access pages through a web proxy. Check whether the Resolving proxy message appears in the lower-left corner of the browser window. Follow these steps to change your proxy setting (for Windows):
1. Click the Chrome menu on the browser toolbar.
2. Select Settings.
3. Click Show advanced settings.
4. In the Network section, click Change proxy settings This will open the Internet Properties dialog.
5. Click LAN settings.
6.Deselect the "Automatically detect settings" checkbox./
Note: Upcoming version of Chrome browser may affect your chrome settings.