Chrome
Guide by Dolf van der Linde
How to set up proxy on Chrome
- Open Google Chrome.
- Go to Chrome Settings > Advanced > System > Open your computer's proxy settings.

Open proxy settings on Chrome
- Edit your proxy settings. This step will vary as it depends on your operating system: Windows or macOS.
Windows
- Enable Manual proxy settings in the proxy tab of Network and Internet.
- Check Don't use the proxy server for your local (intranet) network under Proxy server.
- Add endpoint in the Address section(e.g.
us.smartproxy.com
). - Add port in the Port section (e.g.
10000
). - Click Save.

Chrome configuration on Windows - proxy setup
When accessing a website, enter your proxy user credentials.

Username and password
macOS
- Select the proxy you want to edit on the left side of the page (HTTP/S).
- Add endpoint in the Address field (e.g.
us.smartproxy.com:10000
). - (Optional) Change the bypassed sites in the Bypass field.
- (Optional) Insert sub-user username and password in the Username and Password fields.

Chrome configuration on macOS – Proxy setup
- Click OK.
- Select Apply.
- Check the IP using the Chrome browser on https://www.iplocation.net/.
Updated about 1 year ago