Setting up a proxy in Google Chrome

Setting up a proxy in Google Chrome s
Detailed step-by-step instructions on how to set up a proxy in the Google Chrome browser. This browser is very popular among users and there are quite a lot of questions about its use with a proxy. After our instructions, you will not have any questions.

1. In the Google Chrome settings window, scroll to the bottom of the page, click on the "Advanced" button, then again scroll to the bottom of the page and click on "Proxy Server Settings" in the "System" section.

2. Go to the “Connections" tab.

3. Click on the “Network Setup" button.

4. In the settings window that opens, check the boxes as shown in the photo below. In the “Address” and “Port” fields, enter the relevant information for the selected proxy server.

If the proxy works with all protocols or the number and type of supported protocols are unknown to you, then such a setting for Google Chrome will be more than enough.
If you have a proxy with login and password authorization, then when you try to go to any site, a login and password entry form will appear.