# FoxyProxy

#### What is FoxyProxy?

FoxyProxy is a browser extension that is mainly used to manage proxy server settings. It supports multiple browsers, such as Firefox and Chrome, and helps users easily switch and manage multiple proxy servers. It is suitable for scenarios where frequent proxy switching is required, such as accessing restricted content, testing websites in different regions, or enhancing privacy protection.

Here's how to integrate Thordata with FoxyProxy.

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Open the Chrome Web Store and [**install** ](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/foxyproxy/gcknhkkoolaabfmlnjonogaaifnjlfnp?hl=en-US\&utm_source=ext_sidebar)FoxyProxy

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Click the FoxyProxy icon in the extensions in the upper right corner of the browser and select **\[Options]**

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Select **\[Proxies]** in the top navigation and click **\[Add]** to create a new proxy

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Configure the proxy information and click **\[Save]**

Title：Custom proxy name

Type：Protocol type, select HTTP(S)

Hostname: IP

Port

Username

Password

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When you need to use it, click the FoxyProxy icon in the extension in the upper right corner of the browser and click the proxy you configured.

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