How to Set Up a Proxy Server on Chrome for Better Privacy? or Why Use a Proxy Server on Chrome and Ho

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Proxy server on Chrome is decent for light use, but it’s not foolproof. Sites can still detect proxies sometimes.

If you’re getting errors, try a different port (like 8080 or 3128). Common ports get overloaded.

For a no-hassle fix, "Hide My Ass" has free proxies, but again… speed varies.

VPNs are safer, but if you’re just testing, proxies work in a pinch.

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