it would be really nice if when it's on the icon change its color to green or something like that

FoxyProxy kept failing to connect to my socks5 proxy after every update. This one just works.

plugins in a single running proxy application

Simple, efficient and very nice toolbar icon.
Thanks.

can you add support for dark mode (auto switching if possible?), it's almost invisible under darkmode.

Thanks Richard for explaining the new needs for the perms. Love this addon for use in my regular SSH tunneling.

If I could request, it'd be pretty cool if the button was instead a dropdown rather than a toggle, to select from a list of user-configured proxies.

Richard, thanks for explaining why the add-on needs this new permission.
Also, fuck Firefox for not being able to replace the previous permission by another one that is at least as explicit as the previous one ?

Why does new version wants to "Access your data for all websites"? This makes no sense, what is the purpose of this??
EDIT: ok, got it, thanks for the info! :)

Great job! If could add password and Username for HTTPS proxy, that will be better.

Очень полезное дополнение, но не работает на android. Я бы даже согласился использовать это дополнение без возможности отключить, чтобы весь трафик проходил через proxy.

Could not believe Firefox does not support SOCKS5 login and password auth. Thanks for this addon!

Maybe it's better to make a mode on icon (p2.svg) with a different color, such as red, for example (or even to place in settings input for color). When I enable proxy, I forget to disable it too often. With a colored icon, there is more chance to detect its active state.

P.S. I already made it for myself but may be it will be usefull for anybody else.
P.P.S. Not much that helps, forgot turn off again. :)

Удобно и быстро, жаль, что только один прокси включает, хочется один для Socks5 другой для http, и одно нажатие - один прокси, второе - другой, третье, напрямую.

In the past I've rated this proxy as a 5 star, now it's the worst of the worst. Proxy now reports who you are!!! WTF?

Sometime I don't want to skip proxy for local network addresses (e.g. 192.168.1.x)