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System Proxy and Direct option under Firefox not work as expected #16

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RuioWolf opened this issue Aug 1, 2024 · 0 comments
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RuioWolf commented Aug 1, 2024

SwitchyOmega version / SwitchyOmega 版本

3.2.1

Browser version & OS version / 浏览器名称、版本及操作系统版本

Firefox 128.0.3

Problem description / 问题描述

The System Proxy and Direct from ZeroOmega not work as expected in Firefox. Firefox follows the settings under Firefox Settings -> General -> Network Settings rather than the option in ZeroOmega.

Same issue here but under SwitchyOmega repo: FelisCatus#2437

Steps to reproduce issue / 重现错误所需步骤

(What did you do? / 你做了什么?)

  1. Firefox Network Settings: No proxy, ZeroOmega: System Proxy, enable proxy under Windows Settings -> Network & Internet -> Proxy. Resulting no traffic to proxy.
  2. Firefox Network Settings: Use system proxy settings, ZeroOmega: Direct, enable proxy under Windows Settings -> Network & Internet -> Proxy. Traffic goes through proxy.
    3.Firefox Network Settings: specific a socks5 proxy, ZeroOmega: Direct or System Proxy, enable HTTP proxy under Windows Settings -> Network & Internet -> Proxy. Traffic goes through socks5 proxy.

Expected behavior / 期望发生的情况

Should be the same like Chrome, Direct means completely not use a proxy, System Proxy means obey system proxy settings?

Actual (or suggested) behavior / 实际发生的情况(或建议修改后的行为)

Make a statement about Firefox's behavior differences from Chrome, or make a fix if possible?

@suziwen suziwen added the firefox label Aug 9, 2024
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