Setting up a proxy server on your Mac can help you enhance your online privacy, access geo-restricted content, or manage network traffic more effectively. Here’s a step-by-step guide to configuring proxy settings on macOS.
Congratulations! Your Mac is now configured to use a proxy server.
If you no longer need a proxy, disabling it is straightforward:
Your proxy settings will now be removed, and your Mac will connect directly to the internet.
Configuring and removing a proxy server on macOS is a simple process that can significantly enhance your online experience.
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While this guide focuses on configuring proxy servers for macOS, Windows users can also benefit from similar setups. If you’re using a Windows device, check out our detailed guide on how to set up a proxy on Windows for step-by-step instructions. Whether you’re on macOS or Windows, configuring a proxy server can enhance your online privacy, bypass geo-restrictions, and improve network performance.
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