Proxy Setup Generator
Browser-onlyPaste a proxy line, pick where you use it, and copy step-by-step instructions or commands. Everything stays in your browser.
In-browser only: configuration is generated locally. Credentials are never sent to any server.
Your proxy line
Protocol
Comma-separated bypass list (NO_PROXY). Semicolons are used only in some Windows tools.
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Setup snippet
Windows — Settings UI and PowerShell session
Where do you configure it?
Operating Systems
Web Browsers
Developer & CLI
Tunnels & Services
Ten places, ten different rules
What each environment accepts for proxy type, authentication, and bypass syntax. Match the tab you are configuring.
| Place | Proxy types | Login | Bypass list |
|---|---|---|---|
| Windows Settings | HTTP | No field — Chrome/Edge prompt | Semicolons |
| netsh winhttp | HTTP | None in netsh | Semicolons |
| macOS | HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS | In Settings or networksetup | Commas |
| Linux shell / dnf | HTTP, SOCKS5 (all_proxy) | Inside URL (encoded) | no_proxy, commas |
| Android Wi‑Fi | HTTP | Browser may prompt | Commas |
| iPhone Wi‑Fi | HTTP | Authentication switch | None — use PAC for rules |
| Firefox | HTTP, SOCKS5 | Prompt (HTTP); SOCKS needs extension for auth | Commas, .domain |
| Chrome flag | HTTP, SOCKS5 | Not in flag — use relay | Not in flag |
| curl / Python | HTTP, SOCKS5 | In proxy URL | NO_PROXY env |
| PAC file | HTTP, SOCKS5 | Not in PAC | Your JavaScript rules |