How to Configure FoxyProxy With IPRoyal Proxies

FoxyProxy is a popular browser extension that makes managing proxy settings easier. It lets you change the default proxy settings on your browser and switch between multiple proxy configurations easily.

The extension supports HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5, FTP, and other internet protocols. It switches an internet connection across one or multiple proxies and works on Firefox, Chrome, and all Chromium based browsers like Vivaldi and Opera.

Here are step-by-step instructions on how to set up FoxyProxy on Chrome with IPRoyal proxies.

1. Download and install the FoxyProxy extension, click on its icon (1) , and select Options (2) .

2. Navigate to the Proxies (3) tab and click the Add (4) button.

3. A new window will open, asking you to enter your proxy credentials.

4. Go to your IPRoyal dashboard to configure your proxy settings. We’ll use residential proxies which allow you to select the IP location (5) , protocol (6) , rotation (7) , and session duration (8) . In this case, we’ll use high-end residential proxies from Cincinnati, the US, with HTTP/HTTPS support and sticky sessions lasting for 3 hours.

5. Copy your proxy credentials (hostname, port, username, and password), from the IPRoyal dashboard and paste them in the appropriate fields in the extension (9) . You can also manually name the proxy (10) and set the location (11) . Then, click the Save (12) button.

6. FoxyProxy also allows you to add an entire list of proxies. You can do that by navigating to the Import (13) tab and selecting Import Proxy List (14) .

7. Go back to the IPRoyal dashboard, scroll down to find the Formatted Proxy List section, and click the Copy (15) button to copy your list.

8. Paste the proxy list to the designated field and click Import (16) .

9. You’ll see a list of all your proxies, including the ones which were imported. Clicking each proxy from the list will give you an option to name your proxy server and set the location manually. Then, click the Save button (17) to save all the changes.

10. FoxyProxy has another useful feature called Global Excludes , which allows you to access specific URLs directly and not from your active proxy. You can find it under the Options (18) tab. Just add the URLs here (19) , click Save (20) , and your active proxy server won’t be used for them.

11. All you have to do now is click the FoxyProxy icon (21) and select the proxy you want to use (22) .

Follow the steps below to get started with FoxyProxy on Mozilla Firefox using IPRoyal proxies. 1. Download and install the Firefox extension, click its icon (1) , and select Options (2) .

2. Select the Proxies (3) tab and click the Add (4) button.

3. A window will open to add your proxy credentials (5) , manually name your proxy server (6) , and set the location (7) .

4. Go to your IPRoyal dashboard to find your proxy credentials. Once again, we’ll use our residential proxies, which allow you to select their location (8) , protocol (9) , and rotation (10) . This time, we’ll use high-end residential proxies from Sydney, Australia, with HTTP/HTTPS support and IPs that change per request.

5. Copy your proxy credentials (hostname, port, username, and password) from the IPRoyal dashboard and paste them in the appropriate fields (11) . You can also name the proxy (12) and manually set the location (13) and color to make it easier to see which proxy is in use. Then, click the Save (14) button.

6. Just like the FoxyProxy extension for Chrome, this one also allows you to import proxy lists. Select the Import (15) tab, click the Import Proxy List (16) option, and add your proxy list.

7. To get your IPRoyal proxy list, click the Copy (17) button under the Formatted Proxy List section in your IPRoyal dashboard.

8. Paste it in the empty field (18) and click Import (19) .

9. You can now see all of your proxies, and clicking on any of them will let you name the proxy server and set the location manually.

10. If you don’t want to access certain URLs with your active proxy, you can take advantage of the Global Exclude feature. Navigate to the Options (20) tab, scroll down, and you’ll see it. Add any URLs that you want to access directly in the field (21) and click Save (22) .

11. Then, open a new tab, click the FoxyProxy icon (23) , and choose the proxy server you want to use (24) .

12. To stop using the proxies added to your FoxyProxy extension, just click its icon and select Disable (25) .

FoxyProxy has a lot of useful features that can help you make the most of it and, at the same time, optimize your proxy usage. The URL Patterns is one of them, letting you add URLs to the list so that the proxy won’t be used when you access them.

With the URL patterns feature, you can save bandwidth and only use your proxies where you need them. In addition, the option to customize colors and country flags is useful for setting your proxies apart more easily and knowing which of them is in use.

These and all the other FoxyProxy features we already covered allow you to use proxies with greater flexibility.

If you can’t find the URL Patterns function, it’s probably because you’re using the FoxyProxy Basic version. Download and install FoxyProxy Standard from the Firefox or Chrome store, and you should be able to access and use it. Both versions are free and work the same way.

In case your proxy can’t access the geo-restricted content you want, check to see if it uses an IP address in the location stated by the provider. You can do that by visiting ourIP Lookup page or any other similar website to check the location of your active proxy IP address and ensure it matches the one stated by the provider.