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Targeting search engines like Google, Bing, or Yandex requires a specialized proxy to ensure stable access and avoid blocks. Toolip’s Search Engine ISP Proxies are designed specifically for this, providing reliable performance where standard proxies may fail. If your proxy test isn’t working on search engines, switching to Search Engine ISP Proxies can resolve the issue.

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Setting Up Toolip on macOS

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Open Network Preferences

1. Click the Apple menu in the top-left corner.2. Select System Settings (or System Preferences on older macOS versions).3. Choose Network and select the connection you want to configure (e.g., Wi-Fi or Ethernet).
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Access Advanced Proxy Settings

1. Click the “Details…” button in the top-right corner of the Network pane.2. In the new window, select the Proxies tab.
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Select Proxy Type

Check the box next to the proxy protocol you need to configure:
  • HTTP or HTTPS → Select Web Proxy (HTTP) or Secure Web Proxy (HTTPS).
  • SOCKS5 → Select SOCKS Proxy.
If you’re not sure - choose HTTP
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Enter Your Toolip Proxy Details

1. Server: Enter proxy.toolip.io.2. Port: Input the port number from your Toolip dashboard.3. Enable Authentication: Check Proxy server requires password.4. Username and Password: Input your Toolip credentials.5. Click OK to save the settings.
For geo-targeted proxies, modify your username as your-username-country-XX (e.g., your-username-country-US).
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Test Your Proxy Connection

1. Open a browser like Safari or Chrome.2. Visit httpbin.org/ip to check your IP.3. If the displayed IP matches your Toolip proxy, your macOS traffic is now routed securely through Toolip.
Now that Toolip is successfully set up on your macOS, your browsing is secure, private, and flexible across all applications. Enjoy unrestricted access, anonymous browsing, and enhanced security on your Mac!