Proxy autoconfiguration

I think i detected a problem with proxy autoconfiguration.
We have created a wpad.dat file and configured the DNS to point to the web server with the file. This works ok with Internet Explorer and Chrome. Windows proxy settings are configured to "automatically detect" the proxy server.
But it doesn't works with Firefox with the default "use system proxy settings" option (in Options -> Advanced -> Network -> Connection). It works well if i select "autodetect proxy settings on this network" instead (note: i have firefox in spanish, the name of the settings in english could be slightly different).
I think it's either a bug, or i misunderstood what the default option does.
I'm using Firefox 24 in spanish.

Hi,
proxy autoconfiguration (PAC) is working in 10.5.1 for us for an admin user, it is also working for a simple user but not for a user which has parental control activated, even if nothing is restricted. That's really a big bug

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    Winnie Liang
    TechNet Community Support

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    Mavis
    If you have feedback for TechNet Subscriber Support, contact
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    TechNet Community Support

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    >
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    >
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