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  • Open Chrome’s Proxy Settings
  • Configure Proxy Settings Based on Your OS
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Before configuring a proxy in Chrome, make sure you have already . Follow the steps below to complete the setup on Windows or macOS.

Open Chrome’s Proxy Settings

1

Open Google Chrome on your computer

2

Click the three-dot menu (...) in the top-right corner

3

Select Settings

4

Scroll down and click System

5

Click Open your computer’s proxy settings

This will open your operating system’s proxy configuration page.

Configure Proxy Settings Based on Your OS

For Windows Users

1

In the Network & Internet settings window, go to the Proxy tab

2

Under Manual Proxy Setup, turn ON the "Use a proxy server" option

3

In the Address field, enter your Local IP

4

In the Port field, enter the port number you forwarded (e.g., 10000)

5

Ensure the proxy toggle is switched ON to activate the proxy

6

Click Save to apply the changes

For macOS Users

1

In the Proxies tab, select the proxy protocol you want to use (HTTP or HTTPS) and toggle it ON

2

Enter the proxy server details you previously forwarded, including the IP address and port number

3

Click OK to save the settings

To ensure your proxy is set up correctly, visit to check if your IP address has changed.

Congratulations! Your proxy is now configured in Google Chrome.

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