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Chrome Version: 3.0.182.5 URLs (if applicable): Any Other browsers tested: Add OK or FAIL after other browsers where you have tested this issue: Safari 4: OK Firefox 3.x: OK IE 7: N/A IE 8: N/A What steps will reproduce the problem? Run Google Chrome on Mac OS X 10.5.7 2.

Enter a valid url (e.g. Page does not load but more importantly does not find proxy settings. What is the expected result? Should find proxy setting saved in system preferences. (Chrome can find this setting on Windows.) (Please do not follow the firefox option of storing the proxy setting in firefox.) What happens instead?

Can not access site through proxy server. Please provide any additional information below.

Attach a screenshot if possible. Processing Have you tried running chromium with logging enabled, to see what the mac proxy config was parsed to? You can do this by running (using Terminal.app): '/Applications/Chrome.app/Contents/MacOS/Google Chrome' -enable-logging -log-level=0 Once you have reproduced the error, open up the log file with an editor: open -e '/Users/$USER/Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/chromedebug.log' Pay attention to the section reading 'New proxy configuration was loaded:' This will list what the inferred proxy settings were.

Likely the problem will show here, and it will be observed that the inferred settings aren't what user was expecting. Processing Re: eroman's comment #9: I was surprised to see you mention this, as there was nothing in the user interface or behavior that led me to believe it knew anything about proxies at all.

I've tried with version 4.0.207.0 setting in my system preferences the simplest possible proxy settings (Manually, Web Proxy (HTTP), proxy.server:port, no password required) and started chrome with the commandline flags you mentioned. chromedebug.log exists with a recent timestamp but is blank. Console output shows some logging messages along the lines of 'Not implemented reached' but nothing related to proxies. If I point it at a PAC file instead of this simple configuration, it still doesn't work, it still doesn't tell me what the problem is through the UI, and it still doesn't log anything interesting. (I also tried higher numbers than 0 for -log-level; no difference.

If I leave out the -log-level=0 entirely, the same output as on console goes to chromedebug.log. If I leave out the -enable-logging, chromedebug.log doesn't get created but things still are logged to console.). Processing @srlamb: Locating the right debug log is a real pain.

Luckily, there is an easier way to debug this now: (1) Download the latest build from here: (2) Load any URL; for example, (3) Navigate to: chrome://net-internals/proxyservice This last step will show you what Chrome thinks your Mac OS proxy settings are, and should shed light on what the issue is. nothing in the user interface or behavior that led me to believe it knew anything about proxies at all. Yeah, it doesn't look like the options dialog UI is complete yet on Mac. On Windows/Linux there is a button to access the system proxy settings.

Processing Thanks. With 4.0.211.0 (26265), regardless of what I have configured in System Preferences, I see this: ProxyService (chrome://net-internals/proxyservice) Current configuration (chrome://net-internals/proxyservice.config) Automatic settings: Auto-detect: No Custom PAC script: None Manual settings: Proxy server: None Bypass list: None Bypass local names: No Last initialized load log (chrome://net-internals/proxyservice.initlog) None.

Bad Proxies (chrome://net-internals/proxyservice.badproxies) TODO That seems to be true whether I set the preferences then start Chrome or if I change them while it's running. Processing @srlamb: thanks for the infos! Just a reminder, be sure to load a web URL between refreshing 'chrome://net- internals/proxyservice.config', since chrome only checks for changes to the proxy settings during network requests (so you need to have done at least 1 before anything is going to show up). @stuartmorgan: sounds like ProxyConfigServiceMac::GetProxyConfig isn't working as expected.

For what its worth, I tried to reproduce this on Mac OS X 10.5.8, and it seems to be working for my setup. My particular settings are 'Configure Proxyes: Using a PAC file', and then a custom PAC URL in the 'PAC File URL' box.

@srlamb: what does your network - proxies dialog look like? What do you expect to see for chrome://net-internals/proxyservice.config? I will try to reproduce on my system. Processing I can't use Chromium behind a proxy: 9172:910690:INFO:/build/buildd/chromium-browser-4.0.219.4svn2000/build-tree/src/chrome/browser/bookmarks/bookmarkmodel.cc(142) Loading bookmarks 9172:910193:INFO:/build/buildd/chromium-browser-4.0.219.4svn2000/build-tree/src/net/proxy/proxyservice.cc(590) Failed initial proxy configuration fetch. Processing 4.0.223.11 OS X 10.5.8 Crome - Preferences - Under the hood no options for entering a proxy.

Browser not work behind proxy so office use not possible. Tried: chrome://net-internals/proxyservice - it seems to have pulled FF settings: Automatic settings: Auto-detect: No Custom PAC script: Manual settings: Proxy server: HTTP: HTTPS: Bypass list:.net Bypass local names: No It pulls in the correct manually configured proxy server within FF but does not work. It seemns to ignore the proxy settings in system preferences as i've changed these and it does not pull them when Chrome is relaunched! Processing mtrillo: You are correct that the SOCKS proxy info isn't read. That is, which was incorrectly marked as duplicate.

When I wrote the proxy classes, Chromium didn't do SOCKS. I need to update the proxy code. You note that the proxy settings in chrome match what you have in the system prefs (except for the aforementioned SOCKS setting). While that's great to hear, that means you're not affected by this bug. Thanks for your poke about SOCKS proxies; I'll see you on the other bug. Processing Summary: Chrome does not retrieve proxy settings from the System Preferences Let me be clear about what this bug is.

This bug is about having proxies set in System Preferences but NOT having them show up in Chromium. If you are seeing problems USING the proxies, this bug is NOT FOR YOU. If going to chrome://net-internals/proxyservice shows proxy settings (as opposed to all Nones), THIS IS NOT YOUR BUG. If you set proxy information in System Preferences but have nothing show up in chrome://net-internals/proxyservice, I want you to post here. Please let me know: - What proxy settings you made in System Preferences (and which interface you made them on). What is yielded by the terminal command: scutil -proxy - What is yielded by chrome://net-internals/proxyservice.

Processing Comment 30 by godfrey.@, Oct 28, 2009 4.0.223.11 OS X 10.5.8 Crome - Preferences - Under the hood no options for entering a proxy. Browser not work behind proxy so office use not possible. Tried: chrome://net- internals/proxyservice - it seems to have pulled FF settings: Automatic settings: Auto-detect: No Custom PAC script: Manual settings: Proxy server: HTTP: HTTPS: Bypass list:.net Bypass local names: No It pulls in the correct manually configured proxy server within FF but does not work. It seemns to ignore the proxy settings in system preferences as i've changed these and it does not pull them when Chrome is relaunched!.Strange!. Chrome has started working in the office, successfully negotiating the proxy.

It even shows a status in bottom hand resolving proxy. I started safari first in the office then when a page had rendered, launched chrome. Seems to have done the job. Processing For what its worth I have the same problem with proxies not being pulled into Chrome dev channel. However, the chrome settings exactly match scutil -proxy Any changes made to proxy settings for me in System Settings do not appear to be applied to the device (ethernet in my case) until I disable and re-enable the interface. While I appear to have proxy information setup in System Preferences, it is in fact not in effect until I disable and re-enable the network interface. As someone who has to constantly enter and remove proxy settings (needed for VPNing to work, not needed otherwise) I have found the solution to disable/re-enable the service.

Note: this affects safari also, it has the same behavior. Maybe this helps in diagnosing the issue. Mac OS 10.6.2.

Processing Any progress on this bug?. Chrome has been failing to load my proxy settings at work for the last few days, the workaround of Closing Chrom, Opening Network Settigns, and re-applying my proxy configuration, then re-openning Chrome does force a re-load and fixes the problem most of the time. But its so annoying to do that that i'm trying to find ways to not use chrome, and i'd rather use chrome. Mac OS X: 10.5.8 Chrome: 5.0.375.70 Proxy is configured using a PAC file Going to chrome://net-internals/proxyservice yields: Automatic settings: Auto-detect: No Custom PAC script: None Manual settings: Proxy server: None Bypass list: None please let me know what sort of logging would be useful to debug, this happens pretty reliably at work. Processing lagosr- Thank you so much for helping; it's great to get such a clear report. It seems to be as you suspect.

The command-line scutil tool uses the same mechanism that Chrome and Safari use to get proxy information, so it seems like some peoples' machines are getting into a state where the system is reporting blank proxy info regardless of what they've set in the prefs. Can you recall anything you did that might have gotten your computer into this state? Does the proxy stay working or relapse?

(Feel free to take your time answering that one.) (BTW, Firefox uses its own proxy information and doesn't ask the system, so it doesn't play into this discussion.). Processing fitzkiwi: I'm 99.44% percent sure that your configuration is broken. If you go into your system preferences, click in the proxy edit box, type ⌘-A ⌘-C to copy the PAC URL out, and paste it into TextEdit, you'll probably find that it's that way in the system prefs. I bet that when the computer was set up, the proxy address was pasted in, but the clipboard had a return character at the end. When it was pasted, the trailing return made the box look blank, and you pasted a few more times with no effect.

No shame; I've done the exact same thing. In any case, what does 'scutil -proxy' yield? If it yields the multiple copies of your url the same as Chrome does, then reset your configuration and re-type the PAC URL (don't copy/paste). If it doesn't yield it, file a different bug since it's not this one.

Processing Labels: -Usability bulkmove Type-Usability Chrome Version: 3.0.182.5 URLs (if applicable): Any Other browsers tested: Add OK or FAIL after other browsers where you have tested this issue: Safari 4: OK Firefox 3.x: OK IE 7: N/A IE 8: N/A What steps will reproduce the problem? Run Google Chrome on Mac OS X 10.5.7 2. Enter a valid url (e.g.

Page does not load but more importantly does not find proxy settings. What is the expected result? Should find proxy setting saved in system preferences. (Chrome can find this setting on Windows.) (Please do not follow the firefox option of storing the proxy setting in firefox.) What happens instead? Can not access site through proxy server. Please provide any additional information below.

Attach a screenshot if possible. Processing My Chrome (latest version) started to ignore the Proxy settings on my machine (OS X 10.5.8) and was trying to connect directly to a Google server. I had removed all stored Google preferences and started up a newly installed copy of Chrome but it still had the same problem. When I checked chrome://net-internals/ I found that the Effective proxy settings did not match the Original settings. Effective was erroneously set to a.pac file that I was no longer using. I removed the.pac file setting from the OS X System Preferences (the.pac was not enabled, manual settings were) but Chrome insisted on keeping the.pac file under Effective instead of using the URLs under Original settings.

Finally I changed the name of the.pac file so that the file Chrome was using no longer existed and Chrome then copied the information from Original settings to Effective settings and I was then able to use Chrome to access web sites outside of our proxy server.

Which browser is best to use? You should check with for the most current information on recommended browsers. We have found that most browsers are compatible with the proxy server. Here are a few special considerations:.

Mac Users - Safari, Firefox and Chrome are all compatible with our proxy server. Windows Users - All popular browsers appear to work well with the proxy server including Internet Explorer, Firefox and Chrome. Chrome uses the Windows proxy server; the sames ones used by IE. Many users find it convenient to configure one Web browser to use the proxy server which they will use to access Yale resources and leave another browser 'unproxied' for all other Web applications. For the above reason, select Firefox and one of the other browsers to accomplish this. Configuring the Proxy Server on Mobile Devices It is possible to configure the proxy server on mobile devices such as the iPhone and iPad though you may do this only with a WiFi connection; not with a 3G or 4G data connection. Configure the proxy on your WiFi network by going to SettingsWi-Fi and tapping the ' symbol to the right of the Network name.

You will need to do this setup for any WiFi network you wish to make a proxy connection from. Select Manual under HTTP Proxy and enter the Server (proxy.med.yale.edu), Port (3128), your proxy Username and Password.

To turn off the proxy, return to HTTP Proxy settings and change Manual to Off. If you have a Yale NetID, use the VPN on your remote device by downloading the Cisco AnyConnect VPH client. Configuring your Web Browser to use the Proxy Server Don't configure your browser until you receive the email with your proxy password. Your password will often come the same day you apply but it may take several days before you get a response.

It is not possible to fully document all of the variations for every combination of OS version, browser version and connection configuration. That said, these configuration instructions should work for most everyone. Configuring Mozilla Firefox (for both Windows & Macs) Get (PDF) Get (PDF). Open your Web browser. For Windows: Under 'Tools', select 'Options'. For Macs: Under 'Firefox', select 'Preferences'. Select the 'Advanced' category icon and then click on 'Network' tab.

Click 'Settings' next to 'Connection: Configure how Firefox connects to the Internet'. Select 'Manual proxy configuration'. Next to 'HTTP Proxy' enter: proxy.med.yale.edu. In the field labeld 'Port:' enter: 3128. Enter the same server name and port address for 'SSL Proxy'.

Click 'OK' (or 'apply' of the Mac) until you've closed all dialog boxes. The first page you go to after enabling the proxy will generatea dialog box requesting a User Name and Password. Enter your email address for username, and the password you received. Configuring Internet Explorer (for Windows Users) Get (PDF). Open your browser. Under the 'Tools' menu, select 'Internet Options'. Click on the 'Connections' Tab.IF CONNECTING THROUGH A DIALUP MODEM or SOLO DSL CONNECTION (i.e.

No LAN, only one computer connected) Under 'Dialup Settings', highlight the dialup networking profile you use for Internet access. Then click on the 'Settings' button to access options for that specific dialup session.IF CONNECTING THROUGH CABLE MODEM, DSL ROUTER or LAN Click on the box 'LAN Settings.' Then check the box next to 'Use a proxy server' in the 'Proxy Server' section. Click on 'Advanced'. Go to the box next to HTTP: in the column 'Proxy Address to Use' and type: proxy.med.yale.edu.

How To Remove History On Google Chrome Vpn Proxy For Mac

Go to the next space in the column labeled 'Port' and type: 3128. Enter the same server name and port number for 'Secure'. Click on 'OK' to save settings until all boxes are closed. The first page you go to after enabling the proxy will generate a dialog box requesting a User Name and Password Enter your email address for username, and your proxy password. Configuring Safari Get (PDF). Open Safari.

Under the 'Safari' tab select 'Preferences'. Select the 'Advanced' category icon. Next to 'Proxies:' click on 'Change Settings' (this will open the System Network Preferences).

Make certain that the correct connection method is in the 'Show' window (e.g. Airport, built-in ethernet). Check the box next to 'Web Proxy (HTTP)', then enter proxy.med.yale.edu in the first field and 3128 in the field labeled 'Port'. Do the same for 'Secure Web Proxy (HTTPS)'.

How To Remove History On Google Chrome Vpn Proxy For Mac Download

Click 'Apply' and then close all dialog boxes. The first page you go to after enabling the proxy will generate a dialog box requesting a User Name and Password.

Enter your email address for username, and the password you received.