Earlier, we learned that proxy IP can be used normally on different terminal devices and applications, but different types of proxy IP have different settings. So, as to whether a long-term static proxy IP can be set on the browser, I believe everyone has the answer. The result is: it must be used normally. So, today, the editor will introduce to you the methods of setting a long-term proxy IP in the browser:
First of all, let's review what is a long-term static proxy IP: simply put, it is a long-term fixed external IP address.
Advantages: IP remains unchanged for a long time, with high stability and usability
Disadvantages: Once the IP is controlled by risk, it cannot be used normally
Let's learn how to set up a long-term static proxy IP in the browser:
1. Browser system proxy settings:
Operation process: Open any browser, find the "proxy server" setting option, fill in the obtained long-term IP+port, and save for use.
2. Browser plug-in settings:
Some browsers may support plugins or extensions for proxy settings. By installing the relevant plugin, you may be able to configure a long-term static proxy IP at the browser level. This is usually a relatively simple method, but may be limited by the functionality of the plugin and browser support.
3. Use proxy software settings:
You can use third-party proxy software, which usually allows you to set up long-term static proxy IPs and change IP addresses for specified browsers or global terminal devices. It is especially suitable for novices or users who do not need many proxy IPs.
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