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38.0a can't use Shadowsocks for OSX

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phields
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After I update to newest Nightly(2015-1-25) I use FoxyProxy with shadowsocksmac to Access Google and Twitter. But at this version FoxyProxy(system proxy mode) couldn't work.It said “Exception while determining which host to use for proxying” I tried to use about:preferences#advanced page to set my Proxy(with pac) but still don't work :( https://github.com/shadowsocks/shadowsocks-iOS/wiki/Shadowsocks-for-OSX-Help

After I update to newest Nightly(2015-1-25) I use FoxyProxy with shadowsocksmac to Access Google and Twitter. But at this version FoxyProxy(system proxy mode) couldn't work.It said “Exception while determining which host to use for proxying” I tried to use about:preferences#advanced page to set my Proxy(with pac) but still don't work :( https://github.com/shadowsocks/shadowsocks-iOS/wiki/Shadowsocks-for-OSX-Help

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the-edmeister
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Add-ons don't necessarily work with the bleeding-edge Nightly's. That add-on may need to be updated to work, or maybe it's a temporary glitch that will go away in a day or two with the next nightly update.

If you "need" specific add-ons, don't use Nightly - you are better off using the latest stable Release version.

Now, it you are purposely testing Nightly contact the developer of any add-on which might not be working as it did before to make that developer aware that "he" might need to do some "fixing" in the future.