Setting Up Proxies in Ghost Browser

3. Once opened, click on Advanced.

4. Afterwards, select System.

5. This will bring you to a handful of new options where you’ll have to click on Open your computer’s proxy settings.

6. The following steps are covered in our Windows 10/11 proxy setup tutorial; thus, if you wish to proceed, click here.

Adding multiple proxies in one go

1. Start by clicking on the Ghost Proxy Control emblem.

2. Pick Add/Edit Proxies.

3. A new window will appear, choose Add Bulk Proxies. Read the instructions provided below and pick Export Proxy List.

4. A pre-formatted .CSV file will be downloaded upon clicking Export Proxy List.

5. Enter the proxy information within the file and save it. Importantly, do not change the name of the file.

6. The first Custom Name column is meant to be filled in, but if you leave it empty, each proxy will be automatically numbered (1, 2, 3, 4, etc.).

7. Then, pick Import Proxy List.

8. Choose the updated .CSV file. Your proxy information has now been uploaded to the Ghost Control Proxy settings page.

9. Also, if you wish, you could also test your proxies by clicking on Test Proxies, adding a target URL, and choosing Test.