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Proxy Firefox

edubittelbrum
edubittelbrum
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Hi, gentlemen, how are you?

We have in our environment several versions of Firefox installed on our workstations, configured a Proxy GPO with a script written in VBS to do the configuration automatically. It turns out that the browser even pulls the settings that we set in the script, but only works after going into configurations and networks, if we do not do this step, Firefox simply does not browse.

Can you help us? Grateful

Hi, gentlemen, how are you? We have in our environment several versions of Firefox installed on our workstations, configured a Proxy GPO with a script written in VBS to do the configuration automatically. It turns out that the browser even pulls the settings that we set in the script, but only works after going into configurations and networks, if we do not do this step, Firefox simply does not browse. Can you help us? Grateful

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Tonnes
Tonnes
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Not so bad, thanks, and you?

Is your issue happening in Windows environments, or Linux?

Not to say it offers the solution, but this question may give some insights and point to relevant bugs.

edubittelbrum
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Tonnes said

Not so bad, thanks, and you? Is your issue happening in Windows environments, or Linux? Not to say it offers the solution, but this question may give some insights and point to relevant bugs.

Hi friend, Windows