Guide to Setting a Proxy in Edge Browser

2. Choose Settings.

3. Go to System and performance > Open your computer’s proxy settings.

4. You'll be redirected to Windows proxy settings; therefore, please follow this Windows proxy setup guide for further integration steps.

How to disable proxy settings in Microsoft Edge

The simplest way to disable Edge proxy server settings is through command-line options. You merely need to type --no-proxy-server, which will tell Microsoft Edge not to use a proxy server. Do note that this command overrides any other provided proxy settings. For more information, see Microsoft’s own tips here.

Setting a proxy in Internet Explorer

The no longer supported Microsoft’s legacy browser, Internet Explorer, is surprisingly still somewhat relevant, especially in organizational networks that haven’t yet updated their systems.

It’s highly recommended to switch to Edge as Internet Explorer was permanently disabled in February, 2023. Note that there is an Internet Explorer mode in Microsoft Edge to sustain legacy settings. And yet, if you’re still using Internet Explorer and want more privacy and security provided by proxies, you can still follow the same workflow.

The workflow applies to Internet Explorer 9, 10, 11, and other versions as the browser redirects the user to Windows proxy settings. Beware that these settings will apply system-wide, not just to Internet Explorer alone.

1. Navigate to settings (⚙️) > Internet options.

2. As Internet Explorer redirects you to Windows internet options, continue from the second step of the Configuring proxies using the legacy Windows settings section in the Windows proxy setup tutorial.

Conclusion

You can use Microsoft Edge to reach your system settings where a more in-depth setup can be continued.

Whether you’re using a Windows PC, macOS laptop, or iOS or Android device, Oxylabs got you covered – find out how to set up proxies for various tools and apps with the help of our integrations. 

Don't hesitate to contact us for more details if you have questions about configuring our proxies or if you have any inquiries about our solutions.

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