How to set up a proxy in the Safari browser

Setup

1

Open Safari Preferences

Launch Safari, click on Safari in the top menu bar, and then select Preferences.Safari Preferences Menu
2

Go to Network Proxies

In the new window, go to the Advanced tab, and then click on the Proxies section under your active network (e.g., Wi-Fi).Safari Network Settings
3

Enable Manual Proxy

  • Select the proxy protocol on the left (e.g., HTTP, HTTPS, or SOCKS5)
  • Enter your proxy IP and Port
  • Check Proxy server requires password
  • Fill in your IpnProxy username and password
Enter Proxy Credentials in Safari
4

Apply and Confirm

Click OK, then Apply to save your changes. Proxy settings are now active.
Visit https://ipnproxy.com/ip-lookup to verify your current IP.

Residential Proxies

  • Host: residential.ipnproxy.com
  • Port: 823
  • Format:

Datacenter Proxies

  • Host: dc.ipnproxy.com
  • HTTP/HTTPS port: 10080
  • SOCKS5 port: 10808
  • Formats:

Premium Mobile Proxies

  • Host and ports are assigned per proxy.
  • Username: {PROXY_USERNAME}
  • Password: {PROXY_PASSWORD}
  • OpenVPN: Download the assigned .ovpn profile from Premium Mobile Access.
  • Formats:

Mobile Proxies

  • IP address: {IP_ADDRESS}
  • Port: {PORT}
  • Formats:
Safari uses the macOS system proxy configuration. Changes apply across all macOS applications that rely on system networking.
Always verify the active proxy IP via https://ipnproxy.com/ip-lookup after setup.