Open demarco5 opened 1 year ago
@demarco5 Hello,
As a workaround, it's possible to do this from browser console opened in the extension configuration window:
await browser.storage.local.set(<object>)
Where object
may be one of the following:
{
proxies: [{
doNotProxyLocal: true,
host: "hostname",
id: "83261ff2-72d5-4bac-bdad-776929a0316c",
password: "b",
port: 9161,
title: "proxy name",
type: "http",
username: "a"
},
...,
...
]
}
Container-proxy relation list (container is identified by numeric index):
{
relations: {
"firefox-container-1": ["proxy-1-uuid"],
"firefox-container-2": ["proxy-2-uuid"],
...
"firefox-container-N": ["proxy-N-uuid"]
}
}
is there anyway you can provide more details i can open the browser console but im not sure where to enter this information?
thanks for the reply
Sure.
You should open Container proxy options window. It should look like this (by the way, proxy ID is just a random UUID):
After importing the proxy list they may not appear immediately in the options window, in this case refresh the window, for example by going to Assign tab and then back to Proxies tab. Relations are assigned in the similar way.
@bekh6ex hello is there a way to find the config file to add multiple proxies at once if we have a large amount? thank you