> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.goproxies.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.goproxies.com/proxies/integrations/browsers/firefox.md).
# Firefox
Firefox Browser Proxy Setup
Set up GoProxies directly from your Firefox browser.
### Requirements
* Make sure no other VPNs or proxies are active.
* Our proxy endpoint and port, which is proxy.goproxies.com:1080, or instead of 'proxy', make it proxy-america, proxy-europe or proxy-asia for Americas, Europe and Africa, and Oceania respectively if you're only planning to use those regions, as automatic routing of 'proxy' endpoint will be redundant for you then.
* Your goproxies API User (Also called sub-user) username and password.
### Proxy Setup
**Step 1.** Open Firefox.
**Step 2.** Click the **three horizontal bars** in the top right.
**Step 3.** Then, click **Settings**.
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**Step 4.** In the **General** tab, scroll down to the **Network Settings** section and click **Settings...**.
**Step 5.** Select **Manual proxy configuration**.
**Step 6.** Fill in the following fields:
* **HTTP Proxy - proxy.goproxies.com**
* **Port** - 1080
* Check **Also use this proxy for HTTPS**.
{% hint style="info" %}
Alternatively, you can set up a **`SOCKS5`** proxy in the **SOCKS Host** field.
* If so, also check **SOCKS v5**.
{% endhint %}
**Step 8.** You'll be prompted to enter credentials
* **Username**: Proxy username, in this case appended with "customer-", so customer-yourusername
* **Password**: Proxy password.
> #### Verify the Connection
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> * Open the Firefox browser and visit [ip.goproxies.com](https://ip.goproxies.com/). If successful, your IP address will reflect the location of the proxy.
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> ####
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