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Posted on Jul 18, 2011

Unable to connect Firefox can't establish a connection to the server at www.f3.proxymice.com.

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I imagine you are behind a corporate or educational institutes firewall with content filtering.

If content filtering is turned on and updated by an internal or 3rd party source, then this would be blocked as well as facebook.

Many content filters will auto block anything with the word proxy in it too.

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