For daily use, I ended up preferring a simple setup with one stable server and a short exception list for local addresses. I tried rotating too often at first, but some sessions became inconsistent and a few sites kept resetting regional preferences. After comparing the available firefox proxy options, I settled on manual settings for the main connection and only switched when I actually needed another location. That felt much cleaner than changing servers all day. I also keep authentication saved only when the environment is private and trusted. For everyday browsing, I think fewer moving parts are better. A stable connection, sensible exceptions, and quick IP verification cover most of what I need.