Monday 15 April 2019

Why is Google Chrome not saving proxy username/password?


Is there a way to have Chrome save username/password for proxy servers, so I don't have to type them in every time I start it up?



Answer



Edit: in newer versions of Chrome, it should use your system proxy settings by default. Alternately, there is a command line option --proxy-server=host:port that should work.


Previously: Click the little gear icon in the upper right corner, select "Options". Go to the tab "Under the Hood", and click "Change Proxy Settings". Make sure "Manual Proxy configuration" is selected and fill in your proxy. Click the "Details" button to enter your user and password.


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