[BUG] IP:PORT Proxy doesnt work on playwright-firefox
See original GitHub issue- Playwright Version: ^1.2.1
- Operating System: Windows
- Node.js version: v14.1.0.
- Browser: Firefox
Code Snippet
options.proxy = {
server: "<port>:<ip>",
};
await firefox.launch(options)
Orginal Error: It seems like that ip:port proxies don’t work with playwright-firefox.
When you put http:// before it the browser starts, but throws this error:
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- Created 3 years ago
- Comments:8 (5 by maintainers)
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The problem also might be not adding http:// in front of the proxy ip:port
Ah, now I understand! We have a shortform in the documentation that doesn’t actually work for firefox. We’ll fix this.