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Using a proxy makes sure that the traffic you produce goes through the proxy server instead of coming directly from your Windows 11 PC

⭐ Windows

1. Click the Windows Start button, type “settings” and select the “Settings” option

1. Select the “Network & Internet” option and click the “Proxy” option on the right

1. Click the “Set up” button on the “Use a proxy server” card of the “Manual proxy setup” section

1. Toggle “Use proxy server” to ON, fill out the “Proxy IP address” and “Port” fields with the IP port forward copied from IPFighter, and press the “Save” button.

The above procedure works like a charm with HTTP proxies, but what if you wanted to manually configure an HTTPS or SOCKS proxy in Windows 11? That is possible but involves a different procedure!

Follow the steps below and learn how.

1. Click the Windows Start button, type “control panel” and select the “Control Panel” option

1. Select the “Network and Internet” option

1. Select the “Internet Options” link

1. Reach the “Connections” tab and click “LAN Settings” button

1. Check the “Use a proxy server for your LAN (…)” option and press the “Advanced” button

1. Copy IP port forward from IPFighter.

2. Fill out the form with your HTTP, HTTPS (called “Secure” here), FTP, SOCKS proxy connection information and press “Save”

Windows proxy setup completed!

⭐ MacOS

1. Click on the Apple icon in the top left corner and open System preferences

1. Select the Network panel icon.

1. Choose the Wi-Fi network you want to configure and click Advanced in the bottom right corner.

1. Click on the Proxies button and then select a protocol.

1. Under Web Proxy Server, input your IP port forward copied from IPFighter.

1. After everything is set up, click OK to confirm and Apply to activate the settings.

This is it, you’re using a proxy on MacOS now.