In case you don't know, 127.0.0.1 is a standard for your local IP adress. Using that as a proxy means that every HTTP request is going through a program that is listening locally on port 54138. It can be some spyware, but it can also be something you installed, like old-fashion security program (ad blocking for example). I strongly suggest you check your system carefully (antivirus, ad-aware...) and, in case that's a spyware, you avoid using important credentials with this computer in the meantime.
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Some malware in my laptop keeps my proxy on
Shows:
Settings:
http=127.0.0.1:54138;https=127.0.0.1:54138
<-loopback>
Researched on it, gonna fix tomorrow. Be wary of viruses everyone.
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