I agree it's not the one-click thing. But if i want the same browser to be able to switch between proxy and no-proxy, on the fly, then what would be the choice ? * Reconfiguring the browser on-the-fy ? No way AFAICS. * Put up a script (one click icon) to restart wwwoffle with another config that makes him to pass anything through ? It adds unnecessary complexity to what should de just the plain direct internet connection and i'm not even sure if it would work es desired, still wwwoffle would be the one fetching the stuff and that means a difference. Also there would be no visual feedback within the browser. * Probably there could be a javascript bookmarklet switch hacking the browser internally, but then a real extension/plugin would be more appropriate. And then there's FP and noone would go for something else.
With FoxyProxy, i see by the color of the icon in the right lower corner what's up: - Completely diabled (=browser default = direct connection), - Using wwwoffle for all URLs, or - Use Proxies based on the fork filters. To switch i need one right click and one left click i think that's acceptable. > would be so much more useful. At the moment you need to go through > 2 dialog boxes and actually type in the hostname not to be proxied. I'm not sure if i understand you here. I'm using linux FP 2.2.1 perhaps we're not running the same version ? Did you try checking 'Global settings -> Show status in status bar' ? ° /\/
