Google Chrome is a very useful browser. When using this browser, many users need to set up a proxy server. Over time, they may need to change the proxy server, so customers need to change the relevant information. But many friends don't know how to set up a proxy server. The following editor introduces how to set up a proxy server.
1. How to set the proxy server address in Google Chrome?
To set the Google Chrome proxy server address, please follow the steps below:
1. Open Google Chrome, click the three vertical dots button in the upper right menu, and select "Settings".
2. In the settings interface, scroll down and click the "Advanced" option.
3. In the advanced options, continue to scroll down and click "Open proxy settings".
4. This will open the computer system settings page, converted to the "Connections" tab.
5. Click "LAN Settings" in the Connections tab.
6. In LAN settings, check "Use a proxy server", and then enter the proxy server address and port number in the "Address" and "Port" fields.
7. Click "OK" to store the changes.
In this way, you have successfully set the proxy server address for Google Chrome. Please note that this setting only works in Google Chrome, other applications can still use different network settings.
2. How to enter the IP address in Google Chrome?
How to set up a proxy server in Google Chrome:
1. Open the Google Chrome browser and click the [Customize and control Google Chrome] menu in the upper right corner
2. Click [Settings]
3. Click [Show advanced settings]
4. Drag one side of the scroll bar, find "Network", and click [Change proxy server settings]
5. Click the [LAN Settings] button
6. Enter the IP address of the proxy server in the "Address" column, enter the port number in the port column, and click the [OK] button
7. Click the [OK] button to complete the setting.
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