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How to collect your web history using Firefox on a Macintosh Monica Bulger, Oxford Internet Institute RIN Project, August 2010
Collecting your web history ~  We ask that you collect your web activities over a  2-3 day period.  Choosing days when you are most actively working on your research (as opposed to teaching   or service) would be ideal. ~  Please use login information provided in e-mail. ~  You may opt out or pause recording at any time.
Step #1: Select preferences from Firefox menu
Step #2: Select the “Advanced” option
Step #3: Select “Network” under “Advanced” option
Step #4: Select “Settings” under “Network” option
Step #5: Define proxy settings Enter proxy address & port number Click OK
Step #6: Quit Firefox & re-launch
Step #7: Enter user name & password Please use the user name & password provided via e-mail Click OK
Step #8: Confirm that Firefox should remember password Click remember
Step #9: Use web regularly
Step #10: Pause proxy at any time Click “no proxy” button Click OK
Data generated Timestamp (unix) Website viewed
Frequently asked questions ~  The proxy server should not slow down your access beyond possibly a second or two. If a website fails to load, disable the proxy server. ~  Regarding privacy: We will not collect keystrokes. None of your personally identifying information will be recorded.
Frequently asked questions (continued) ~  If using multiple computers, please feel free to use our proxy server for each of them (even at the same time). ~   If you forget the password, or the password does not work, click  “ c ancel ”   when prompted for a password, enter the settings menu, and select “ n o proxy ”   to disable the proxy server. Please send us an e-mail to receive a new password.
Many thanks for your help! Please contact Monica Bulger ( [email_address] ) if you have any questions or encounter any difficulties.

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Firefox instructions for Macintosh

  • 1. How to collect your web history using Firefox on a Macintosh Monica Bulger, Oxford Internet Institute RIN Project, August 2010
  • 2. Collecting your web history ~ We ask that you collect your web activities over a 2-3 day period. Choosing days when you are most actively working on your research (as opposed to teaching or service) would be ideal. ~ Please use login information provided in e-mail. ~ You may opt out or pause recording at any time.
  • 3. Step #1: Select preferences from Firefox menu
  • 4. Step #2: Select the “Advanced” option
  • 5. Step #3: Select “Network” under “Advanced” option
  • 6. Step #4: Select “Settings” under “Network” option
  • 7. Step #5: Define proxy settings Enter proxy address & port number Click OK
  • 8. Step #6: Quit Firefox & re-launch
  • 9. Step #7: Enter user name & password Please use the user name & password provided via e-mail Click OK
  • 10. Step #8: Confirm that Firefox should remember password Click remember
  • 11. Step #9: Use web regularly
  • 12. Step #10: Pause proxy at any time Click “no proxy” button Click OK
  • 13. Data generated Timestamp (unix) Website viewed
  • 14. Frequently asked questions ~ The proxy server should not slow down your access beyond possibly a second or two. If a website fails to load, disable the proxy server. ~ Regarding privacy: We will not collect keystrokes. None of your personally identifying information will be recorded.
  • 15. Frequently asked questions (continued) ~ If using multiple computers, please feel free to use our proxy server for each of them (even at the same time). ~ If you forget the password, or the password does not work, click “ c ancel ” when prompted for a password, enter the settings menu, and select “ n o proxy ” to disable the proxy server. Please send us an e-mail to receive a new password.
  • 16. Many thanks for your help! Please contact Monica Bulger ( [email_address] ) if you have any questions or encounter any difficulties.