Setting up your proxy is a simple process once you have access to some fundamental items upon buying a proxy subscription. This article will provide you with precise steps that you can come back to time and again for setting up your proxies.
In Firefox Browser
- Go to www.mountproxies.com
- Log in using your email address and password.
- Buy a proxy subscription (if you haven’t yet).
- Once you have an active subscription, click “Manage”.
- You will be redirected to a dashboard with all information relevant to your proxy listed. You can copy the username, password, IP, and port as required.
- Open your browser settings.
- Click on “Settings” under the “Network Settings” category.
- Select “Manual Proxy Configuration”.
- Fill up the HTTP/HTTPS/SOCKS5 fields with IP/Port configurations as required.
- Click “Ok” to save your settings.
- Open a new browser tab.
- You will be prompted to enter the username/password for that proxy.
- Enter the username/password (you’ll find this in your “Manage Proxy” page).
- You will now be able to use the proxy in your browser.
In Chrome Browser
- Go to www.mountproxies.com
- Log in using your email address and password.
- Buy a proxy subscription (if you haven’t yet).
- Once you have an active subscription, click “Manage”.
- You will be redirected to a dashboard with all information relevant to your proxy listed. You can copy the username, password, IP, and port as required.
- Now, go to the Chrome Web Store.
- Install a proxy setting extension of your choosing (In this guide, we used Proxy SwitchyOmega as an example) in your Chrome browser.
- After installation, select the option [System Proxy].
- Create a new proxy profile by adding a protocol (HTTP/HTTPS/SOCKS5), the server, and the port of your proxy product.
- Once you’ve added all the details, click Apply Changes.
- Open a new browser tab and click the proxy setting extension icon. You’ll find the proxy profile you created in the list. Select it to connect to the proxy.
- You will be prompted to enter the username/password for that proxy.
- Enter the username/password (You’ll find this in your “Manage Proxy” page in your dashboard in mountproxies.com).
- You will now be able to use the proxy in your browser.
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