Ugh, proxies can be such a pain. Are you sure the proxy IP and port are correct? Maybe test them in a browser first.
Also, after you set proxy settings, open CMD and run:
`netsh winhttp reset proxy`
This clears any old configs. If you’re on Linux, `sudo nano /etc/environment` and add the proxy vars there.
Btw, if you’re just trying to browse securely, Tor Browser might be easier than fiddling with system-wide proxies.
Also, after you set proxy settings, open CMD and run:
`netsh winhttp reset proxy`
This clears any old configs. If you’re on Linux, `sudo nano /etc/environment` and add the proxy vars there.
Btw, if you’re just trying to browse securely, Tor Browser might be easier than fiddling with system-wide proxies.
