Delighted to see the improvements in NetSurf's choices; well done! Now that they include a Connection section, I've been able to test properly, where I was groping in the semi-dark before. (Reported 17.3.06) I promised to let you know how I got on. There is indeed an issue here with proxies, in that NS can't cope with a proxy server which requires individual logons, AFAICS. It isn't a problem with handling the logon and password, because this will happen successfully if "No Proxy" is set, provided the NS home page is set to the proxy's address. Unfortunately, being a no-proxy connection of course, access is limited to data held on the proxy itself; you can't go to addresses beyond it on the 'real' internet, which defeats the point somewhat. OTOH, if any of the 3 proxy types are set, the logon dialog is not presented, and NS complains that a name and password must be supplied (in the configuration, so it can't be done per user); Catch-22! (If only one user and password is required, this can be done via the config page. The problem arises when multiple users access the same proxy via the same copy of NS) It sounds as though this isn't a heavyweight programming issue, just a matter of allowing the right combination of functions so that NS can supply the logon dialog when a proxy connection is set. HTH Gary -- Gary Locock, Network Manager, Bablake Junior School Coundon Road, Coventry CV1 4AU School Website: http://www.bablakejs.co.uk Private mail: g a r y (at) l o c o c k . c o . u k --- [This E-mail has been scanned for viruses but it is your responsibility to maintain up to date anti virus software on the device that you are currently using to read this email. ]