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Proxy setup in Google Chrome

Before starting, obtain the connection data (host, port, login/password):
see Getting started → Proxy setup
More about protocols: HTTP/HTTPS, SOCKS5

Chrome features​

  • Chrome does not have a built‑in separate proxy form.
  • It uses system settings of Windows, macOS or Linux.

Windows​

  1. Open Chrome.
  2. Menu ⋮ → Settings.
  3. In the search field enter proxy.
  4. Click Open your computer’s proxy settings.
  5. A Windows system window will open (see Windows).
  6. Enter the host, port and, if necessary, login/password.

macOS​

  1. Open Chrome → Settings.
  2. Enter in search: proxy.
  3. Click Open your computer’s proxy settings.
  4. The macOS settings window will open (see macOS).

Linux​

  1. Chrome uses environment variables or launch flags.
  2. Launch with a proxy: 
    google-chrome --proxy-server="http://p2.mangoproxy.com:2333"
  3. Or configure the proxy in Linux.

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Useful:
Edge • Opera • Yandex • Firefox