Configuring proxies in Google Chrome assigns a dedicated IP address to your browsing activities, suitable for privacy protection, accessing restricted content, and other scenarios.
Before configuring the proxy, you need to obtain proxies credentials. Click here to learn how to obtain proxies credentials.
1
Open Chrome Settings
Click the three-dot menu in the upper right corner of Chrome, then click Settings.
2
Enter Proxy Settings
Click System in the navigation bar → Open your computer's proxy settings. Windows will open the proxy settings window.
3
Configure the Proxy
Toggle Use a proxy server to On. Enter the proxy host and port in the address fields, then click Save.
4
Enter Authentication Information
Open Chrome. The first time you access a website through the proxy, the browser will display an authentication window. Enter your username and password.
5
Verify the Proxy
Visit ipinfo.io in Chrome and confirm whether the displayed IP matches your proxy IP.
