firefox hidden proxy login screen
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I have a very stupid problem with Firefox and the proxy authentication. We are on Kubuntu 18.04 and Firefox Quantum 60.0.1
I had configured the proxy settings trough the /etc/environment config file and it does work fine.
The only problem is, when I launch firefox, the proxy login screen is hidden behind the main firefox window. This is not a great problem but, since we want to deploy Kubuntu as the default OS for our company, it will bother the users.
Is it a way to change the behavior and have the login screen in front of the main firefox window ?
Or better, is it possible to do some proxy autologin as we do in MS Windows ?
Thanks,
kubuntu firefox proxy
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I have a very stupid problem with Firefox and the proxy authentication. We are on Kubuntu 18.04 and Firefox Quantum 60.0.1
I had configured the proxy settings trough the /etc/environment config file and it does work fine.
The only problem is, when I launch firefox, the proxy login screen is hidden behind the main firefox window. This is not a great problem but, since we want to deploy Kubuntu as the default OS for our company, it will bother the users.
Is it a way to change the behavior and have the login screen in front of the main firefox window ?
Or better, is it possible to do some proxy autologin as we do in MS Windows ?
Thanks,
kubuntu firefox proxy
asked Jun 6 at 7:45
jeepee
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It seems that nobody know the solution. So we took an alternative. Instead of setting the system proxy, we use the lockPref settings of Firefox to set up the proxy via a proxy.pac.
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Jun 12 at 12:04
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I have a very stupid problem with Firefox and the proxy authentication. We are on Kubuntu 18.04 and Firefox Quantum 60.0.1
I had configured the proxy settings trough the /etc/environment config file and it does work fine.
The only problem is, when I launch firefox, the proxy login screen is hidden behind the main firefox window. This is not a great problem but, since we want to deploy Kubuntu as the default OS for our company, it will bother the users.
Is it a way to change the behavior and have the login screen in front of the main firefox window ?
Or better, is it possible to do some proxy autologin as we do in MS Windows ?
Thanks,
kubuntu firefox proxy
asked Jun 6 at 7:45
jeepee
61
I have a very stupid problem with Firefox and the proxy authentication. We are on Kubuntu 18.04 and Firefox Quantum 60.0.1
I had configured the proxy settings trough the /etc/environment config file and it does work fine.
The only problem is, when I launch firefox, the proxy login screen is hidden behind the main firefox window. This is not a great problem but, since we want to deploy Kubuntu as the default OS for our company, it will bother the users.
Is it a way to change the behavior and have the login screen in front of the main firefox window ?
Or better, is it possible to do some proxy autologin as we do in MS Windows ?
Thanks,
kubuntu firefox proxy
asked Jun 6 at 7:45
jeepee
61
asked Jun 6 at 7:45
jeepee
61
asked Jun 6 at 7:45
jeepee
61
asked Jun 6 at 7:45
jeepee
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It seems that nobody know the solution. So we took an alternative. Instead of setting the system proxy, we use the lockPref settings of Firefox to set up the proxy via a proxy.pac.
– jeepee
Jun 12 at 12:04
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It seems that nobody know the solution. So we took an alternative. Instead of setting the system proxy, we use the lockPref settings of Firefox to set up the proxy via a proxy.pac.
– jeepee
Jun 12 at 12:04
It seems that nobody know the solution. So we took an alternative. Instead of setting the system proxy, we use the lockPref settings of Firefox to set up the proxy via a proxy.pac.
– jeepee
Jun 12 at 12:04
It seems that nobody know the solution. So we took an alternative. Instead of setting the system proxy, we use the lockPref settings of Firefox to set up the proxy via a proxy.pac.
– jeepee
Jun 12 at 12:04
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It seems that nobody know the solution. So we took an alternative. Instead of setting the system proxy, we use the lockPref settings of Firefox to set up the proxy via a proxy.pac.
– jeepee
Jun 12 at 12:04