You need four values: host, port, username and password. Here is where to enter them on Windows, macOS, browsers and phones.
Get a proxy line from your dashboard in the form host:port:username:password and test it with the proxy checker. Choose HTTP unless the app requires SOCKS5.
Chrome and Edge use these Windows settings. The system setting is meant for HTTP proxies.
Firefox keeps its own proxy settings, so you can use a different proxy in Firefox than in the rest of the system.
For per-app proxies, such as in Telegram, see Telegram proxies.
curl -x http://USERNAME:PASSWORD@HOST:PORT https://api.ipify.org
curl --proxy socks5h://USERNAME:PASSWORD@HOST:PORT https://api.ipify.orgIn Python, pass proxies={"http": url, "https": url} to requests. More examples in how to use proxies.
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Learn moreMost browsers ask when you first open a page. macOS and iPhone have password fields in the proxy settings. Android’s Wi-Fi proxy does not support credentials, use an app or whitelist your IP.
HTTP for browsers and web tools, SOCKS5 for other applications. Both work with our proxies.
Only apps that respect the system setting. Some apps ignore it.
Switch off the same setting you turned on.
Pick a pay-as-you-go residential or mobile plan, or static ISP IPs for longer sessions. Test an exit IP first with the free proxy checker.