How do I tell the browser where to find the Internet Junkbuster?
All current browsers can be told the address of a proxy to use. You enter the same information in two fields in your browser’s proxy configuration screen (see list below): one for HTTP, and one for the Secure Protocol (assuming your browser supports SSL). If you find some information already entered for your proxy, see the next question. Here are the menus you go through to get to the proxy configuration settings. (We also recommend that you disable Java, which is a separate operation.) Make notes on the changes you make so you know how to undo them! You will need to know what you did in case you wish to discontinue using the proxy. • For Netscape 2.01, 2.02 and 3.0 [Graphic Illustration]: Options; Network Preferences; Proxies; Manual Proxy Configuration View ; enter proxy address details under HTTP and Security Proxy; click on OK; click on the next OK. [Return to Windows Installation Procedure] With Netscape 2.0, follow with Options, Save Options. With Netscape 4.X series, you first h
All current browsers have a place where they are told which proxy to use. You enter the same information under two lines: one for HTTP, and one for the Secure Protocol if your browser supports SSL. If you find some information already entered for your proxy, see the next question. Here are the menus you go through to get to the one to configure your proxy. • For Netscape 2.01, 2.02 and 3.0: Options; Network Preferences; Proxies; Manual Proxy Configuration View (enter details under HTTP and Security Proxy) OK; OK. With Netscape 2.0, follow with Options, Save Options. • For Internet Explorer 3.0: View; Options; Connections; tick Connect through proxy server box; Settings; enter details into the HTTP Box, with port number in the second box; same with Secure; OK. • For Internet Explorer 2.0: View; Options; Proxy; enter details; OK. • On NT for MS-IE: Control Panel; Internet; Advanced; Proxy. • For MS-IE 4.0: we’re told it’s the same as for 3.0. Please tell us if you see any differences. •
