# Chrome

Configuring proxies in Google Chrome assigns a dedicated IP address to your browsing activities, suitable for privacy protection, accessing restricted content, and other scenarios.

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#### **Open Chrome Settings**

Click the three-dot menu in the upper right corner of Chrome, then click **Settings**.

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#### **Enter Proxy Settings**

Click **System** in the navigation bar → **Open your computer's proxy settings**. Windows will open the proxy settings window.

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#### Configure the Proxy

Toggle **Use a proxy server** to On. Enter the proxy host and port in the address fields, then click **Save**.

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#### **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.
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#### **Verify the Proxy**

Visit [ipinfo.io](https://ipinfo.io/) in Chrome and confirm whether the displayed IP matches your proxy IP.
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