Setting different Proxy-Settings to different WLAN-Profiles

Hi,
i need to assign to some WLan-Profiles special individual Proxy-Settings. But somehow whenever i overwrite the settings and confirm them in the proxy-Settings-Tab, the next time i enter the proxy-settings are back to default "PAC".
Any ideas what i am doing wrong ?
Thanks in advance,
Gadrecs

I would:
create 2 separate browser profiles (A & B)
create 2 browser launchers for each profile A & B pointing to their relevant profile paths
start up launcher A & feed that proxy info for proxy A (internal)
start up launcher B & feed that proxy info for proxy B (external)
I know firefox & chromium can use profiles, others may differ.
OR if you use chromium just install Switchy (http://switchy.samabox.com/) & feed it the details for both proxies & click the relevant one you want to access at that time (bear in mind the proxy switch will affect the whole browser & it's child processes so you won't be able to have 2 tabs using different proxies)

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