I would like to ask the community how to access the web from a chat program which is installed on the computer. Does anyone know how to set things up to make this happen? I have several different proxy addresses i could dynamically change daily. I have tried some but im not knowledgeable and havent been able to make proxy work for me. Computer runs on Windows 7 Home premium 64 bit and I use Firefox 3.6.4 as my browser. I would appreciate any suggestion from either knowledgeable persons, or someone that has made it work on their computer. Thank you kindly
Details about my need to set a proxy to surf the web thank you Mr Andrew Wong for responding; I did not know what mIRC meant, so i 'googled' it...and yes it sounds like if the ones I want to visit and use are similarly designed as the mIRC ... their addresses from where i have downloaded and installed on to my own computer what they call "Client/Server" so I could then access the program from my computer (hopefully via a proxy) are: <Addresses removed - suspected spam> Maybe if you are kind enough to take a peek on those addresses you would understand what it is im faced with. Thank you kindly for your interest and goodwill in helping me.
If you want to use a proxy to access those web-based chat clients, then do this in Firefox : 1. Go to Tools -> Options -> Advanced -> Network 2. Click on Settings 3. Select Manual proxy configuration and enter the details of your proxy server. 4. Click OK and have fun!