• Javascript API
  • FoxyProxy Object
  • Proxy Configs Object
  • Proxy Config Object
  • Notification Object
  • Test Page and Sample Code
• proxy:// Protocol
• FoxyProxy.xml File Format
• Command-line Arguments
• Source Code

Command-line Arguments

FoxyProxy adds command-line arguments to Firefox so that you may use different settings than when you last exited firefox.

The argument is -foxyproxy-mode, and has this signature:

-foxyproxy-mode [patterns|disabled|<proxy-id>¹|random²|roundrobin²]

1. Id of a proxy as specified in foxyproxy.xml's proxy element.
2. Not supported.

Examples

Windows

• firefox.exe -foxyproxy-mode 1095631556
• firefox.exe -foxyproxy-mode disabled
• firefox.exe -foxyproxy-mode patterns

OSX & Linux

• firefox -foxyproxy-mode 1095631556
• firefox -foxyproxy-mode disabled
• firefox -foxyproxy-mode patterns

When NOT specified, FoxyProxy resumes from the last mode in which it was used. When specified, FoxyProxy starts in the specified mode.