Geonode proxy manager
How to Use the Geonode Chrome Extension for Proxy Management
The Geonode Proxy Manager extension allows you to easily configure multiple proxies within your browser. Instead of manually entering proxy details every time, you can store, switch, and manage proxies directly through the extension.
This guide will walk you through installing, configuring, and using the Geonode Proxy Manager extension.
Step 1: Install the Geonode Proxy Manager Extension
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Open the Chrome Web Store.
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Click Add to Chrome to install the extension.
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Confirm by clicking Add Extension when prompted.
Step 2: Pin the Extension for Quick Access
Once installed, pin the extension to your Chrome toolbar for easier access.
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Click on the Extensions icon (puzzle piece) in Chrome.
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Locate Geonode Proxy Manager and click the Pin icon.
Step 3: Open the Geonode Proxy Manager
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Click on the Geonode Proxy Manager icon in your Chrome toolbar.
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If no proxies are added yet, click Add New Proxy.
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You will redirect to proxy manager page
Step 4: Add a New Proxy
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Click Add New Proxy.
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A popup will appear where you need to enter the proxy details:
- Name: Give your proxy a recognizable name.
- Port: Enter the port (e.g., 9000).
- Host: Input the proxy server host (e.g.,
92.204.164.15
). - Username & Password: Enter your authentication details.
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Click Add Proxy to save.
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After adding the proxy, go back to the Proxy Manager. You will see your added proxy in the list.
Step 5: Connect to the Proxy
Once you have added the proxy, it will appear in your Geonode Proxy Manager extension.
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Click on the Geonode Proxy Manager icon in your Chrome toolbar.
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You will see the proxy you just added in the list.
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Click the Connect button to activate the proxy.
Once connected, all browser traffic will be routed through the selected proxy.
Step 6: Verify Proxy Connection
To ensure the proxy is working, you can check your IP address using an online service like WhatIsMyIP.
- You can also refer to this guide: Verify Proxy Connection.