# Week 23 - FoxyProxy Extension

## FoxyProxy For Managing BurpSuite

Week 23 is here! This week I wanted to provide you all with advice on how to build out your setup. Since BurpSuite is a tool I use almost every day, it’s extremely important to be able to quickly configure your proxy settings. To do this, I use a FireFox extension called FoxyProxy.

It allows you to set your proxies (HTTP/SOCKS/DIRECT) and easily enable/disable them in one place, with one click. Additionally, the extension icon displays the currently connected proxy, so you won’t be left wondering why you’re having connection issues when you close Burp.

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