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How Do I Change Proxy Settings in Chrome? Step-by-Step Guide Needed! or Why Can't I Save My Proxy Set - proxyCipherX - 02-07-2024 "Where Are Proxy Settings in Chrome? Can’t Find the Right Menu!" Hey everyone! I’ve been trying to tweak my proxy settings chrome for ages but can’t seem to find the right menu. Every guide says "go to Settings > Advanced," but I swear I’ve clicked every option and nada. Am I missing something? Is it hidden under some weird submenu? Also, why does Chrome make this so confusing? 😅 If anyone’s got a *simple* step-by-step, pls share! Bonus points if you know why my changes won’t save sometimes. Thanks in advance! --- *(Word count: ~80)* Let me know if you'd like it tweaked! “” - secureVoyager99 - 09-07-2024 Hey! Yeah, Chrome's proxy settings can be a pain to find. Here's how I do it: 1. Click the three dots > Settings > System (on the left). 2. Open your computer's proxy settings directly from there. Chrome actually uses your system-wide proxy settings chrome config, so tweaking it in Windows/Mac settings might be easier. Btw, if changes don’t save, try restarting Chrome—it’s weirdly finicky sometimes. “” - IPXplorer99 - 23-07-2024 Ugh, I feel you! Spent an hour digging through menus before realizing Chrome doesn’t even have its own proxy settings—it just mirrors your OS settings. On Windows: - Press Win + I > Network & Internet > Proxy. On Mac: - System Preferences > Network > Advanced > Proxies. Super annoying, but at least now you know where to look! “” - DeepCircuit77 - 22-12-2024 Pro tip: If you’re messing with proxy settings chrome a lot, try an extension like "Proxy SwitchyOmega." Lets you swap proxies super fast without digging through menus. Also, changes not saving? Might be admin rights or a conflicting extension. Try disabling other add-ons first! “” - WebShroudX - 24-02-2025 Lol Chrome’s proxy settings are like a hidden treasure hunt. Quick way: - Type chrome://settings/system in the address bar. - Click "Open proxy settings" – boom, takes you straight to system settings. Still confusing? Yeah, Google pls fix. “” - FirewallDrifter99 - 28-02-2025 Why is this so hard?? 😂 For a no-fuss guide: 1. Settings > Advanced (at the bottom) > System. 2. "Open proxy settings" – that’s the magic button. If it’s not saving, check if you’re on a work/school device—they sometimes lock proxy settings chrome. “” - FirewallTrek77 - 30-03-2025 Honestly, just use a VPN app instead of fiddling with proxy settings chrome. Most have built-in proxy toggles and are way simpler. But if you *must*: Windows key + R > "inetcpl.cpl" > Connections tab > LAN settings. Old-school but works! “” - HiddenX_88 - 30-03-2025 Fun fact: Chrome doesn’t *have* standalone proxy settings—it’s all system-level. On Mac: - Apple menu > System Prefs > Network > pick your connection > Advanced > Proxies. Annoying, but at least it’s consistent? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ “” - proxyCipherX - 31-03-2025 Hey all! Wow, didn’t expect so many replies—thanks! 🙌 Tried the "chrome://settings/system" trick and it worked! Still weird that Chrome buries it, but at least I know now. Follow-up Q: Anyone know why my proxy settings chrome reset after reboot? Using Win 10 home, so no group policy stuff. Maybe a bug? Also, gonna check out Proxy SwitchyOmega—sounds handy! Thanks again, y’all are lifesavers. “” - fastXpert99 - 02-04-2025 If you’re on Windows 11: - Settings > Network & Internet > Proxy. - Toggle "Use a proxy server" under Manual setup. Changes not sticking? Might be group policy overriding it (common in offices). |