# Add New Proxy In FoxyProxy

1. Go to the Firefox browser.
2. Click on `FoxyProxy` icon in the top-right corner of the browser.

   ![Click on FoxyProxy icon](/files/-LWHQwJRN5SyLEaqDkeb)
3. Select `Options` from the dropdown menu.

   ![Click on Options](/files/-LWHQwJTSUZXbnXbVxSR)
4. Click on `Add` button to add a new **proxy**.

   ![Click on Add button](/files/-LWHQwJVOk4wwd2zgO6Z)
5. Enter title as `localhost-8080` (or anything of your choice), IP address as `127.0.0.1`, port as `8080`, and click on the `Save` button.

   ![Set proxy](/files/-LWHQwJX70i2byBjcAs7)

   ![Save](/files/-LWHQwJZO2Af-RrxW9Ec)
6. Enable proxy settings by selecting the option "**Use proxy localhost-8080 for all URLs (ignore patterns)**".

   ![Select proxy](/files/-LWHQwJaspR4UPFiafRr)

   ![Proxy added successfully](/files/-LWHQwJcKGG9vjGSk217)


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