How to set up a proxy in Google Chrome?

Google Chrome has no dedicated built-in proxy setup menu. Proxy configuration is handled through several different approaches depending on your needs: system settings, dedicated tools, browser extensions, or mobile apps — all of which we’ll cover below. 

The simplest approach is configuring the proxy at the operating system level.

If you want Chrome to use a proxy while your other apps stay on your regular connection, Proxifier gives you that precision.

For the fastest in-browser setup, Chrome extensions are hard to beat.

Using Chrome on a mobile device? Proxy apps give you the same level of control as desktop methods.

Done! The proxy setup in Google Chrome has been successfully completed.

If you have any questions or encounter any issues during setup, please contact our customer support team — we’ll be happy to help!