Chrome
How to setup Geonode proxy in chrome
This guide will help you configure a Geonode proxy in Chrome using two methods:
- Using the Geonode Chrome Extension (Recommended)
- Manually Setting Up a Proxy in Chrome
Prerequisites: Get Proxy Credentials from Geonode
Before setting up a proxy, first, retrieve your proxy credentials from the Geonode dashboard.
- Follow this guide: How to Obtain Proxy Server Information
Method 1: Using the Geonode Proxy Manager Extension
The easiest way to configure a proxy in Chrome is by using the Geonode Proxy Manager extension. This allows you to switch proxies easily without modifying system settings.
Step: Install and Configure the Extension
- Install the Geonode Proxy Manager from the Chrome Web Store.
- Follow this step-by-step guide: How to Use the Geonode Chrome Extension for Proxy Management to complete the setup.
Once set up, your browser will route all traffic through the selected proxy.
Method 2: Manually Setting Up a Proxy in Chrome
If you prefer to configure the proxy manually, follow these steps:
Step 1: Open Chrome Settings
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Click the three-dot menu in the top-right corner of Chrome.
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Select Settings from the dropdown menu.
Step 2: Access System Proxy Settings
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Scroll down and click on System in the left sidebar.
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Click Open your computer’s proxy settings.
Step 3: Configure the Proxy on Your Operating System
Chrome will now open your system’s proxy settings. Follow the appropriate guide based on your OS:
Once configured, Chrome will start routing traffic through the assigned proxy.
Verify Proxy Connection
To ensure the proxy is working, check your IP address using an online tool or follow this guide:
If you encounter any issues, refer to the troubleshooting section or Geonode support.