The new version is hogging system processes; I suspect it's a GPU rendering issue. Everything went back to normal after I downgraded to version 9.2.

I'm not sure if it's the Firefox update or an extension, but the menu in the toolbar is acting up.
When you select “Proxy from Template,” it says “Disabled.” On pages without a proxy, the drop-down tab already shows a proxy value, but the page loads without a proxy....

Something broke recently. Many websites (YouTube, GooglePay, Twitter, etc.) don't work as they used to.

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It do not work on the browser start for the first moments. So, the browser loads previously opened tabs without using a proxy.

Since I am unable to directly reply to other users' comments, I am commenting here instead.

Regarding the issue reported by some users that the extension cannot be used, it is suggested to try changing the value of the "network.proxy.type" setting in about:config. If the value is 0, you can try changing it to 1. If it is PAC, you can change it to 5.

Works very well and the dev responds on GitHub, which is a great extra.

For almost a year now, FoxyProxy hasn’t been functioning properly. The extension keeps staying connected to the very first city that was selected during the initial setup. Even when changing the location in the settings, it still remains stuck on that original city.

The developers seriously need to investigate this issue. Me and several other users have been experiencing the same problem, and the only temporary fix seems to be uninstalling and reinstalling the extension completely.

Excelente

ui is clucky, only 1 global config,no socks5h

Ok