How to Configure Proxy Settings on Chrome
How to configure proxy settings on Chrome
1. Open Google Chrome
2. Navigate to:
Chrome Settings > Advanced > System or by copying and pasting in the following link:
chrome://settings/?search=proxy
3. Click on “Open Your Computer’s Proxy Settings”
Follow the procedure for Windows and Mac OS as shown below:
Windows
1. Click on the “Proxy” tab in the settings window.
2. Under Manual Proxy Setup, turn on “Use a proxy server”.
3. Enter the following URL and Port in the Address and Port fields:
• Address: http://gw.ntnt.io
• Port: 5959
Mac OS X
1. Select HTTP under “Select a protocol to configure“.
2. Change the URL in the Address field to gw.ntnt.io
3. Insert NetNut username (including ‘-cc-country_code) and password in the Username and Password fields;
*Specify a Country: Replace ‘any’ in your NetNut username with the country code (cc) of your desired Geo-location.
For example:
United States: username-cc-us
Germany: username-cc-de
Spain: username-cc-es
4. Click “OK“.
5. Select “Apply“
6. Check the IP using Chrome
Done! You can now explore the web using NetNut proxies
directly from your Chrome browser.
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