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If I go to options|under the hood and select Change proxy settings, it doesn't open the dialogue, at least not where I can see it. Any advice ?

Hello, experts there. We the needy people need your help. Maybe this is so new there are few eperts.

Chrome use IE Proxy setting.
You can use proxy switch tools such "IE Proxy Switch", it is free and can be download from: http://soft-net.net/IEProxySwitch.aspx

Chrome does in fact use IE proxy settings and it does not require 3rd party software, you can go to

Control Panel --> Internet Options --> Connections --> LAN settings

That for Windows, of course, you Linux users know what to do :)

Folks, this is not resolved. As a browser behind a firewall, it must point to the proxy server. It's not picking up the system settings of my "bridged" network with my host OS.

Instead, since it tries to open a new tab to the wiki for LinuxProxyConfig on Code.google.com web site, I'm still stuck trying to get to the proxy server.

How can I define the system variable "http_proxy" to point to this server? I can't see anything through the tools or console.

I was able to get a "pac" file downloaded by browsing directly to the proxy server so I know the network is working but I don't know how to make it swallow the pill!?

--LarryH.