CHANGING YOUR IP ADDRESS WITH MOZILLA FIREFOX BROWSER
Mozilla Firefox is probably the safest and most versatile web browser that you can use for surfing the Internet. However, there will be times when being able to change your IP address in Firefox will make it even safer from a privacy standpoint. For example, some forums and bulletin boards display a user's IP for public view when you post a message; Not exactly the kind of information you want everyone to know. Between entrepreneurs, travelers, and everyone else, there are numerous other reasons as well.
Below you'll learn how to change IP address in Firefox by using a special type of Internet server known as a proxy. Access to these server is available on both free and paid systems. We'll discuss those differences in this article as well.
Mozilla Firefox is probably the safest and most versatile web browser that you can use for surfing the Internet. However, there will be times when being able to change your IP address in Firefox will make it even safer from a privacy standpoint. For example, some forums and bulletin boards display a user's IP for public view when you post a message; Not exactly the kind of information you want everyone to know. Between entrepreneurs, travelers, and everyone else, there are numerous other reasons as well.
Below you'll learn how to change IP address in Firefox by using a special type of Internet server known as a proxy. Access to these server is available on both free and paid systems. We'll discuss those differences in this article as well.
STEP #1 to change IP address in Firefox
Go to your Firefox's dropdown menu for Tools
-> Options
STEP #2 to change your IP address in Firefox
- Click on the Advanced tab, and then on the Network tab.
- In the "Connection" area, click Settings.
STEP #3
- Check the box for "Manual proxy configuration".
- Check the box "Use this proxy server for all protocols"
- In the box "No Proxy for", enter "localhost, 127.0.0.1" so that connections within your computer don't go through the external relay.
STEP #4 to change IP address of Firefox
In the box that says "HTTP Proxy", enter the IP address of
a working proxy server (see below) and its corresponding port to the
right.
The "HTTP Proxy" that you use may either be a free public proxy that you find on the net, a private proxy that you own, or one that was given to you by a paid service such as iPrivacyTools.
If you opt for the free option (public proxies), be aware of the risks and do not submit any online forms that require login information, personal or financial data. It is very difficult or impossible to know whether a free relay is being operated by a legitimate party. If you're going to change your Firefox IP address often, it is highly advisable to use a private service - whether that be our service or another.
The "HTTP Proxy" that you use may either be a free public proxy that you find on the net, a private proxy that you own, or one that was given to you by a paid service such as iPrivacyTools.
If you opt for the free option (public proxies), be aware of the risks and do not submit any online forms that require login information, personal or financial data. It is very difficult or impossible to know whether a free relay is being operated by a legitimate party. If you're going to change your Firefox IP address often, it is highly advisable to use a private service - whether that be our service or another.
Last Step!
- Click OK at the bottom of the dialog box to exit the setup.
- Click on IP Location to see if your IP address has changed.
Congratulations you've successfully changed your ip address.
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