Jumpto Local Proxy

You can route Internet traffic from any software, like Firefox, on your computer through Jumpto (changing a country server in Jumpto Software changes what you can access with the Firefox toolbar):

Make sure that Jumpto is installed on your computer and that you SIGN IN the Jumpto Software with your Jumpto user or it will not work.

To setup Firefox: click Firefox (Tools) Options, then click the icon Advanced, select Network and then click Settings.  Click Manual Proxy Configuration and set the HTTP Proxy to 127.0.0.1 and set the Port to 8080.  Check the "Use this proxy server for all protocols".

To setup Internet Explorer (NOTE: IE automatically routes MOST of your computer data via Jumpto*): click Tools, Internet Options, Connections, then the button LAN Settings.  Check both checkmarks under Proxy Server then set the address to 127.0.0.1 and set the Port to 8080.

To setup other software that accesses the Internet from your computer, check for manual proxy setting within each software (example: Bittorrent).

*NOTE:  You may secure most of your computer data through Jumpto while on the Internet.  Internet Explorer uses the Windows proxy settings for its use.  Any software on your computer including Windows itself, which uses these proxy setting accessible via IE will route through Jumpto.  Many smaller software vendors use the Windows proxy settings for its use thus setting the IE proxy will protect those programs.  You must have sufficient Jumpto bandwidth and you MUST SIGN IN the Jumpto Software for the local proxy to function.