EZProxy Redirect Foxified just works. It includes tons of proxies from all kinds of universities and libraries. If yours isn't listed, you can add a custom one. And the addon works within mere seconds.

Very straightforward, significantly better than my old flow-breaking process of copy-pasting the specific database's proxy url in! Super useful for articles found through non-library links, Google/scholar searches etc

Works great on Firefox Windows 10, however on my laptop running Windows 11 it crashes every time I try changing a setting. It also doesn't appear to be passing my link anywhere as when I click the icon it just refreshes rather than loading it through a library site like normal. I've tried uninstalling, rebooting, and reinstalling without luck. Appears to just be a bug related to Win 11. Hopeful for a fix down the line because it's a super useful utility.

Straightforward and reliably does what it says on the tin. Indispensable for doing uni at home.

This extension is very useful for people employed in academia, who wish to easily access research papers via their library's proxy without going via the library's (always hopeless) search portal.

However, the fact that there does not seem to exist any public repository for the code is an utter nuisance that prevents me from rating this extension higher than three stars. Simply saying that it is based on EZProxy Redirect (which does have a public repository), without in any way indicating what the differences are, is shady at best.

UPDATE: Thank you for making the code available, as mandated by the license used. I am now happy to give this extension five stars.

It would be nice to have an icon for dark themes. Otherwise it's an irreplaceable add-on!

(on Firefox for Android at least) No way to just add a custom URL; must go through submitting a new URL to some random central database.

This is a fantasic add-on. It just works, and saves me so much time when doing research off campus. Thanks so much for pubishing a Firefox version.

Hey, author of the Chrome version here. I've updated my version of the extension which should now support Firefox along with Chrome with the same code base. If you want, feel free to update this with that code base. Otherwise, do you have the source for your port available?

Works for users of CAPES in Brazil.