This manual will explain step by step how to configure a proxy server in the Google Chrome browser in a way that can be understood as clearly as possible. In case you do not know what a proxy server or have doubts about its operation or consisting of, a proxy server is used to indirectly connect to external connections such as this can bring benefit surf anonymously, navigate faster, among other things. You can come here to learn details of which is a proxy for works and how it works.
To begin to configure it first go to the choice of three stripes which is at the top of the browser to the right and then you give where it says "Setup":
Then you will see a variety of options, just below the end you go and give it to a link that says "Show Advanced Options ...":
Then find below a button that says "Change proxy configured ..." and dale click:
Properties window will then open Internet, just go to the tab that says "Connections" and click the button that says "LAN settings":
Then check the box that says "Automatically detect settings" and one that says "Use a proxy server for your LAN (These settings will not apply to dial-up or VPN access)," then where it says "IP Address" you write the address IP of the proxy server, and where it says "Port" put the port number you will use which mostly is 8080 and voila, you have the proxy server configured: