severity 455208 normal
tags 455208 + moreinfo
severity 455206 wishlist
retitle 455206 [retitled] foxyproxy: use internal iceweasel's proxy settings as 
default
thanks

Hi Yann,

Thanks for reporting.

Recent upstream release 2.6.2 made foxyproxy disabled by default after
installation (I just uploaded it to debian archive), so it resolved the
issue of 455206 -- users will be able to access internet using internal
iceweasel's settings until they enable foxyproxy explicitely. But
I leave bug open as wishlist for foxyproxy to use iceweasel's settings as
the default.  Unfortunately I think it is 'wontfix' since upstream (if I
got it right) is not going to use those in any sense, including as for
default settings of foxyproxy. See FAQ on foxyproxy's upstream page.

Also this 'disabled by default' behavior seems to resolve 455208 -
now I get into foxyproxy's settings as soon as I enable it. Please
double check and close the bug if you confirm such behavior (which imho
fixes the issue).

Cheers
Yarik

On Sun, 09 Dec 2007, Yann Dirson wrote:

> Package: foxyproxy
> Version: 2.5.3~dfsg.1-1
> Severity: important

> The first time one fires the proxy setup dialog from firefox prefs, one
> still gets the standard firefox proxy settings - and then one goes
> wondering why no connexion goes through the proxy any more, see my previous
> bugreport to see how it can be highly confusing.

> To get the foxyproxy setting, I have to close the prefs dialog
> completely (not just the proxy part), and reopen it - then things are as
> expected.

> This is true for all tested users on my system, where firefox was either not
> running during, or was restarted after, the foxyproxy installation.

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