Dude, I feel your pain! Proxy chains can be a nightmare if you're new to this.
First, make sure you're using `proxychains-ng` (the updated version). The config file is usually at `/etc/proxychains.conf`.
Just open it and add your proxy details like this:
`socks5 127.0.0.1 9050` (if you're using Tor, for example).
For Windows, you might need to tweak the config path or use a tool like Proxifier.
And yeah, Linux vs. Windows *does* matter—Linux is way easier for this stuff.
Check out [this guide](https://example.com/proxychains-guide) for a noob-friendly walkthrough.
First, make sure you're using `proxychains-ng` (the updated version). The config file is usually at `/etc/proxychains.conf`.
Just open it and add your proxy details like this:
`socks5 127.0.0.1 9050` (if you're using Tor, for example).
For Windows, you might need to tweak the config path or use a tool like Proxifier.
And yeah, Linux vs. Windows *does* matter—Linux is way easier for this stuff.
Check out [this guide](https://example.com/proxychains-guide) for a noob-friendly walkthrough.