How to Configure Proxy Settings in Chrome
Transform your browsing with proxies in Chrome! They’re perfect for safeguarding your privacy, accessing restricted sites, and juggling multiple accounts. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the setup and help you make the most of Chrome proxies.
How to Change Proxy Settings in Chrome
Step 1. Open Chrome Settings
1. Launch Chrome and click the three-dot menu in the top-right corner.
2. From the dropdown, select Settings.
Step 2. Navigate to System Proxy Settings
1. Scroll down and click System in the left-hand menu.
2. Select Open your computer’s proxy settings to proceed.
Step 3. Configure Proxies in Your Operating System
Since Chrome relies on your operating system’s proxy settings, you’ll need to configure them directly. Here’s how:
For Windows Users
1. In the system proxy settings window, enable Use a proxy server.
2. Enter the Proxy Address and Port found in your Toolip dashboard.
3. Click Save to apply the changes.
For macOS Users
1. In the network settings, select the protocol you want to use, such as HTTP or SOCKS5.
2. Input the Proxy Address, Port, and your Toolip credentials (username and password).
3. Click OK to save the configuration.
That’s it! Chrome is now configured to use Toolip. Whether you’re managing multiple accounts, accessing geo-specific content, or browsing privately, you’re ready for a secure and seamless experience.