Configure Proxy on macOS

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Setup

You can set up proxies on macOS through the System Settings. Follow the steps below to route your traffic via IpnProxy.
1

Open System Settings

Click the Apple menu > System Preferences. Open Network.MacOS Network Internet SettingsMacOS Network Internet Settings
2

Select Active Network

Choose your active network connection (e.g., Wi-Fi), then click Details.MacOS Network Internet Settings
3

Configure Proxies

Go to the Proxies tab. Enable Web Proxy (HTTP) and/or Secure Web Proxy (HTTPS) depending on your proxy type.MacOS Network Internet Settings
4

Enter Proxy Details

Enter the required details:
  • Hostname: residential.ipnproxy.com or dc.ipnproxy.com
  • Port: e.g., 823, 824, or 10080
  • Username / Password: Your IpnProxy credentials if prompted
MacOS Network Internet Settings
5

Apply Settings

Click OK, then click Apply in the main network window.
6

Test Connection

Visit https://ipnproxy.com/ip-lookup to verify if your proxy is active.

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Residential Proxies

  • Host: residential.ipnproxy.com
  • Port: 823
  • Format:
bash http http://username:[email protected]:823
Get Residential Proxies

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Datacenter Proxies

  • Host: dc.ipnproxy.com
  • Port: 10080
  • Format:
bash http http://username:[email protected]:10080
Get Datacenter Proxies

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Premium Mobile Proxies

  • IP: {IP_ADDRESS}
  • Port: {PORT}
  • Username: {PROXY_USERNAME}
  • Password: {PROXY_PASSWORD}
  • Format:
bash http http://{username}:{password}@{IP}:{PORT} 
bash socks5 http://{username}:{password}@{IP}:{PORT}
Get Premium Mobile Proxies

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Mobile Proxies

  • IP: {IP_ADDRESS}
  • Port: {PORT} - Format:
bash http http://{IP_ADDRESS}:{PORT}
bash socks5 socks5://{IP_ADDRESS}:{PORT}
Get Premium Mobile Proxies
Some applications may not use the system proxy settings. For complete coverage, use browser-specific or app-specific proxy settings.
Make sure your selected proxy type (HTTP/SOCKS) matches the proxy port and protocol.