Chromium command line “proxy-server” argument
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Quick question, if I want to set Chromium's HTTP Proxy via the command line argument --proxy-server="USERhere:PASShere@127.0.0.1:8080 as detailed here, how would I go about entering a username that is an email address (so already includes an @ symbol)?
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asked Jul 16 '17 at 5:47
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Quick question, if I want to set Chromium's HTTP Proxy via the command line argument --proxy-server="USERhere:PASShere@127.0.0.1:8080 as detailed here, how would I go about entering a username that is an email address (so already includes an @ symbol)?
command-line google-chrome chromium proxy
asked Jul 16 '17 at 5:47
raicho
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Unfortunately I don't think you can do this. The (wild) claim is they don't support this for security reasons. Did you workaround a solution here?
– hayd
Apr 7 at 20:52
My only solution was to ask my proxy provider to issue me with a username that was not my email address.
– raicho
Jun 28 at 8:07
I could never get user:pass working (even without an email address in the username), even though this worked in other systems Chrome didn;t like it. I thought there was an issue about this somewhere...
– hayd
Sep 11 at 6:34
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Quick question, if I want to set Chromium's HTTP Proxy via the command line argument --proxy-server="USERhere:PASShere@127.0.0.1:8080 as detailed here, how would I go about entering a username that is an email address (so already includes an @ symbol)?
command-line google-chrome chromium proxy
asked Jul 16 '17 at 5:47
raicho
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Quick question, if I want to set Chromium's HTTP Proxy via the command line argument --proxy-server="USERhere:PASShere@127.0.0.1:8080 as detailed here, how would I go about entering a username that is an email address (so already includes an @ symbol)?
command-line google-chrome chromium proxy
command-line google-chrome chromium proxy
asked Jul 16 '17 at 5:47
raicho
1613
asked Jul 16 '17 at 5:47
raicho
1613
asked Jul 16 '17 at 5:47
raicho
1613
asked Jul 16 '17 at 5:47
raicho
1613
asked Jul 16 '17 at 5:47
raicho
1613
1613
Unfortunately I don't think you can do this. The (wild) claim is they don't support this for security reasons. Did you workaround a solution here?
– hayd
Apr 7 at 20:52
My only solution was to ask my proxy provider to issue me with a username that was not my email address.
– raicho
Jun 28 at 8:07
I could never get user:pass working (even without an email address in the username), even though this worked in other systems Chrome didn;t like it. I thought there was an issue about this somewhere...
– hayd
Sep 11 at 6:34
add a comment |
Unfortunately I don't think you can do this. The (wild) claim is they don't support this for security reasons. Did you workaround a solution here?
– hayd
Apr 7 at 20:52
My only solution was to ask my proxy provider to issue me with a username that was not my email address.
– raicho
Jun 28 at 8:07
I could never get user:pass working (even without an email address in the username), even though this worked in other systems Chrome didn;t like it. I thought there was an issue about this somewhere...
– hayd
Sep 11 at 6:34
Unfortunately I don't think you can do this. The (wild) claim is they don't support this for security reasons. Did you workaround a solution here?
– hayd
Apr 7 at 20:52
Unfortunately I don't think you can do this. The (wild) claim is they don't support this for security reasons. Did you workaround a solution here?
– hayd
Apr 7 at 20:52
My only solution was to ask my proxy provider to issue me with a username that was not my email address.
– raicho
Jun 28 at 8:07
My only solution was to ask my proxy provider to issue me with a username that was not my email address.
– raicho
Jun 28 at 8:07
I could never get user:pass working (even without an email address in the username), even though this worked in other systems Chrome didn;t like it. I thought there was an issue about this somewhere...
– hayd
Sep 11 at 6:34
I could never get user:pass working (even without an email address in the username), even though this worked in other systems Chrome didn;t like it. I thought there was an issue about this somewhere...
– hayd
Sep 11 at 6:34
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Unfortunately I don't think you can do this. The (wild) claim is they don't support this for security reasons. Did you workaround a solution here?
– hayd
Apr 7 at 20:52
My only solution was to ask my proxy provider to issue me with a username that was not my email address.
– raicho
Jun 28 at 8:07
I could never get user:pass working (even without an email address in the username), even though this worked in other systems Chrome didn;t like it. I thought there was an issue about this somewhere...
– hayd
Sep 11 at 6:34