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.
Maintain a consistent IP throughout your browser session by using the -session parameter in your username. This is essential because BrightData proxies default to rotating IPs with each request. Learn more
New users should begin with ISP or Data Center proxies, as residential proxies are incompatible with browser integration in Immediate-Access mode .
For use-cases related to account management, use a consistent static dedicated IP for each account you are managing. dedicated ISP proxies should be used for this.
Changing Proxy Settings in Chrome
Ready to unlock the power of proxies in Chrome? It’s simple—just follow these steps and you’re good to go:
Step 1. Access Chrome Settings.
Open Chrome, click on the three-dot menu in the top-right corner, and choose Settings from the dropdown.
Step 2. Open System Proxy Settings.
Navigate to the System section and select Open your computer’s proxy settings to proceed.
Step 3. Configure Proxy in Your Operating System.
Since Chrome uses your operating system’s proxy settings, you’ll be redirected to the system configuration screen. Follow these steps based on your OS:
- On Windows: Enable “Use a proxy server,” then enter the proxy address and port provided in your Bright Data dashboard.
- On macOS: Select the appropriate protocol (like HTTP or SOCKS5) and input the proxy address, port, and credentials. It’s quick and straightforward!
All done! Your Chrome browser is now set up with Bright Data. Whether you’re managing accounts, shopping worldwide, or browsing privately, you’re ready for a secure and seamless experience.
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