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I noticed that whenever there are two proxies with same hostname, whenever I choose to ANY of the proxies with the same hostname it always connects to the first proxy.
It would be great if this gets fixed!
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FoxyProxy identifies proxies by their "hostname:post" or PAC URL.
In case more than one proxy with the same "hostname:post" is needed, one or more letters can be added to the port to separate them, and FoxyProxy will remove the letters later. (v8.8)
The augmented port method is only only available for SOCKS & HTTPS (not HTTP, due to the limitation of the Firefox API).
For Unix Domain Sockets, where port is ignored, only numbers should be used.
Another solution is to prepend hostnames where possible e.g. <sometext>.localhost since they all resolve to 127.0.0.1 internally.
Is it not possible to import them in the import page with the complete format ?
Adding random letters will cause an error using the full format: protocol://username:password@server:port?color=00ff00&title=some%20title&proxyDns=false&enabed=false&countryCode=DE&country=Germany&patternIncludesAll=false&patternExcludesIntranet=false
Hello,
I noticed that whenever there are two proxies with same hostname, whenever I choose to ANY of the proxies with the same hostname it always connects to the first proxy.
It would be great if this gets fixed!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: