If you use some kind of a software, please make sure there is an appropriate Windows/MacOS version. Then you simply enter your proxies into the software proxy settings.
Proxies can also be configured to work across multiple devices, such as phones and PCs, ensuring consistent IP masking and secure browsing. However, each device requires separate configuration to function properly.
If you are going to use your proxies manually, the OS version is irrelevant because you will need to add them to your browser. You can add them to any browser like Google Chrome, Firefox, Safari or Internet Explorer.
Additionally, when a proxy is set up on your computer, it can be used concurrently across different browsers, ensuring consistent IP masking and privacy.
This is how you can set up our Proxies on Chrome browser both on Windows and MacOS.
Another way is to use a Chrome extension like FoxyProxy:
This extension allows you to switch between proxies quickly.
Setting Up Proxies on Multiple Devices
If you set up a proxy on one device, you can later configure it on another device. This flexibility allows you to extend proxy usage across your devices as needed. For example, you can use the same proxy IP for both your phone and PC, but you must configure it separately on each device. Some applications, such as the SuperProxy app, may assist in this process.
Shared Proxies and Device Compatibility
Shared proxies are another option for users who need to connect multiple devices. These proxies can be used on multiple devices simultaneously, offering a cost-effective solution for managing proxy connections across a range of devices.
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