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Test, save, and connect to multiple proxies by region name. Proxy Manager lets you save multiple proxies and switch between them from the Chrome toolbar. Paste a proxy string, test the public IP, save it by region name, and connect in one click. Disconnect returns Chrome to a direct connection. Supported formats: • hostname:port:username:password • socks5://username:password@host:port • username:password@hostname:port • hostname:port@username:password Also supports http://, https://, and socks4:// URL-style proxies. Features: • Parse common proxy strings automatically • Detect region names such as JP or KR from the username • Save multiple proxies by name • Test a proxy before saving • Connect, disconnect, and delete from the saved list • See the current public IP while connected • Green status dot on the toolbar icon while a proxy is active • Same region name replaces the previous saved proxy How to use: 1. Click the Proxy Manager icon. 2. Paste your proxy string or fill in the fields. 3. Click Test to confirm the public IP. 4. Click Save, or Save & Connect. 5. Use Connect on a saved proxy to switch regions. 6. Click Disconnect to browse without a proxy. Notes: • Saved proxies stay on your device in Chrome storage. • Username and password are stored locally so you can reconnect later. • SOCKS username/password support depends on Chrome and the proxy provider. • This extension does not sell or operate proxy servers. You must supply your own proxy details. Use this extension only with proxy services you trust.
Sep 2, 2026
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