Browser specific proxy settings

EudoraWeb 2.1 (Palm Pilot)

You can start using the service by navigating to http://welcome.inode.com. To do this press the Menu button on your Palm, then tap Visit Location. Type the URL, then tap OK. Note: If you are running EudoraWeb 2.1 in the Palm OS Emulator (POSE), you need to set the POSE DNS in the EudoraWeb Preferences to get...

Internet Explorer 1.0 (Windows 95)

1. Go to Control Panel ⇒ Internet 2. Click on the Advanced tab 3. Tick the checkbox Use Proxy Server 4. Under Proxy Server type in “http://wayback.protoweb.org:7851“. Note! The above proxy address and port may be different. Consult the Proxy Servers page for up-to-date information. 5. Click OK to exit Internet Properties. You may now begin using the service by navigating to http://welcome.inode.com/...

Internet Explorer 3.0

Go to View ⇒ Options Click on the Connection tab Tick the checkbox Connect through a proxy server Click on “Settings…” Under HTTP: type in the following address: wayback.protoweb.org Under Port, type in the port number 7851 For more server choices, consult the server list. Tick the checkbox Use the same proxy server for all protocols Click OK, then OK to exit network settings. You may begin using the service...

MacWeb 2.x (Macintosh 68k)

This is the recommended web browser for 68000 based Macintosh systems with System 7.x and at least 4 MB or RAM. If you have a 68030 based Mac, such as the Macintosh SE/30 or Classic II, we recommend using the more advanced Netscape 2.x or 3.x web browser to access more sites and resources. Easiest...

Mosaic Netscape 0.9 beta

Open Mosaic Netscape and go to Options ⇒ Preferences In the Preferences window at the top, expand the drop-down list and change it to Mail and Proxies Under FTP Proxy, Gopher Proxy and HTTP Proxy type in the address wayback.protoweb.org Under Port type in the port number 7851. Consult the server list for more server choices. Hit OK to close out of the Network Preferences window. You may begin using the service by navigating to http://welcome.inode.com

Netscape Navigator 1.0

Open Netscape Navigator and go to Options ⇒ Preferences In the Preferences window at the top, expand the drop-down list and change it to Mail and Proxies Under FTP Proxy, Gopher Proxy and HTTP Proxy type in the address wayback.protoweb.org Under Port type in the number 7851. Consult the server list for more server choices. Hit OK to close out of the Network Preferences window. You may begin using the service by navigating to http://welcome.inode.com

Netscape Navigator 2.0

Open Netscape Navigator and go to Options ⇒ Network Preferences In the Preferences window, open the tab Proxies Under FTP Proxy, Gopher Proxy and HTTP Proxy type in the address wayback.protoweb.org Under Port type in the number 7851. Consult the server list for more server choices. Hit OK, then OK again to close out of the Network Preferences window. You may begin using the service by navigating to http://welcome.inode.com

Netscape Navigator 3.0

Open Netscape Navigator and go to Options ⇒ Network Preferences Open the tab Proxies Under FTP Proxy, Gopher Proxy and HTTP Proxy type in the address wayback.protoweb.org Under Port type in the number 7851. Consult the server list for more server choices. Hit OK, then OK again to close out of the Network Preferences window. You may begin using the service by navigating to http://welcome.inode.com

Netscape Navigator 4.x

OLPC XO-1

To configure a stock OLPC XO-1 to use Protoweb, you will need to first connect to a Wi-Fi network and open the Web Activity. This is a Gecko based web browser, so advanced settings can be accessed using about:config in the address bar. The manual is written using the OLPC operating system version 8.2.0 (also...

Symbian S60v3 (Nokia E50, N95 etc)

Symbian S60 Web Browser setup instructions This tutorial will get you set up for Protoweb on smartphones using the Symbian Series 60 3rd Edition (S60v3) platform, used on devices such as Nokia E50, E51, E70, E90, N73, N80, N81, N91, N95 and used on other models and manufacturers. The tutorial may work for other Symbian...