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#1 neobo

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Posted 06 June 2017 - 08:11 PM

Playing around with proxy settings in browsers. For Chromium I found these https://www.chromium...etwork-settings but I cant apply any changes. What am I missing?

 

UPDATE: I was missing a space, question 1 solved

 

Part 2 Oddly enough chromium did not respect the no proxy or proxy switches. There must be some setting overriding it?  Good news opera did.

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#2 Adam

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Posted 06 June 2017 - 09:06 PM

Remove everything passed chrome.exe. The rest of that isn't a proper extension.

#3 Daviid

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Posted 07 June 2017 - 03:18 PM

Playing around with proxy settings in browsers. For Chromium I found these https://www.chromium...etwork-settings but I cant apply any changes. What am I missing?

 

UPDATE: I was missing a space, question 1 solved

 

Part 2 Oddly enough chromium did not respect the no proxy or proxy switches. There must be some setting overriding it?  Good news opera did.

 

Check this. (It's from 2013 but it might help.)

 

// In decreasing order of precedence:
// |managed_prefs| contains all preferences from mandatory policies.
// |extension_prefs| contains preference values set by extensions.
// |command_line_prefs| contains preference values set by command-line
// switches.
// |user_prefs| contains all user-set preference values.
// |recommended_prefs| contains all preferences from recommended policies.
// |default_prefs| contains application-default preference values. It must
// be non-null if any preferences are to be registered.



#4 neobo

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Posted 07 June 2017 - 06:41 PM

Check this. (It's from 2013 but it might help.)

 

// In decreasing order of precedence:
// |managed_prefs| contains all preferences from mandatory policies.
// |extension_prefs| contains preference values set by extensions.
// |command_line_prefs| contains preference values set by command-line
// switches.
// |user_prefs| contains all user-set preference values.
// |recommended_prefs| contains all preferences from recommended policies.
// |default_prefs| contains application-default preference values. It must
// be non-null if any preferences are to be registered.

Thanks, I've been playing with it for a few hours. Haha I'm a noob with this stuff.




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