Setting up a proxy varies by device and platform. Follow this general guide for configuring your Toolip proxy across different systems:

Windows

Open Settings (Windows + I) and navigate to Network & Internet.
Click on Proxy in the sidebar.
Toggle Automatically detect settings to On.
Scroll down and enable Use a proxy server.
Enter the Address(host) and Port.
Click Save to apply.

Check the configuration: Visit whatismyip.com to verify the proxy setup.

Note: Windows does not have built-in fields for entering usernames and passwords. You’ll need to input these credentials when prompted by applications using the proxy. When accessing a website, a pop-up will appear asking for your credentials. Enter Username and Password.

macOS

Go to System Preferences > Network.
Select the network service (e.g., Wi-Fi, Ethernet) and click Advanced.
Navigate to the Proxies tab.
Check the types of proxies you need (e.g., HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS).
Enter the Server Address(host) and Port.
Toggle Proxy server requires password and input your Username and Password.
Click OK and Apply.

Check the configuration: Visit whatismyip.com to verify the proxy setup.

Android

Wi-Fi network

Go to Settings > Network & Internet (or Connections).
Tap Wi-Fi and select your connected network.
Tap the edit icon and expand Advanced options.
Select Manual under Proxy and enter your proxy details Host and Port.
Tap Save.

Mobile network

Go to Settings > Network & Internet (or Connections).
Access your mobile network provider’s settings, and select Access Point Names (APNs).
Fill in the Proxy, Port, Username, and Password fields with your proxy details and credentials.
Refresh your mobile data connection by toggling it off and then on

Check the configuration: Visit whatismyip.com to verify the proxy setup.

iOS

Navigate to Settings > Wi-Fi.
Tap the blue info icon next to your connected network.
Scroll down and select Configure Proxy.
Choose Manual and input Server Address(host) and Port.
Toggle Authentication and enter Username and Password .
Tap Save.

Check the configuration: Visit whatismyip.com to verify the proxy setup.

Web Browsers

Most browsers can use your system's proxy settings, but individual configurations are also possible.

Chrome

Go to chrome://settings > Advanced > System > Open your computer's proxy settings.
Enter your proxy details:

For Windows, enable Use a proxy server and specify the address and port, as shown here

On macOS, select a protocol and fill in the server, port, and credentials, as shown here

Firefox

Go to about:preferences > General > Network Settings > Settings.
Choose Manual proxy configuration.
In the HTTP Proxy field, enter your proxy details Proxy(host) and Port.
Check Use this proxy server for all protocols if applicable.
For SOCKS proxies, select SOCKS v5 and provide the server details.

Note: When accessing a site, Firefox will request your Username and Password.