Generate Chrome startup arguments through a visual interface, configure proxy, user agent, and other settings
Automatically sets default paths and arguments based on the operating system
The default path works for most situations. If Chrome is installed elsewhere, please modify it manually.
Select the appropriate proxy protocol, commonly HTTP or SOCKS5
Only enter the IP or domain name, no port needed
Enter the port number corresponding to the proxy server, e.g., 7897 or 3067
Separate multiple addresses with commas, supports wildcard *
Change the browser identity, often used for debugging access effects on different devices
Example: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64)...
Only takes effect when "Custom User Agent" is selected; requires the full UA string
No user agent selected yet
Preview the final UA string used, convenient for confirming if the setting is correct
Allow cross-origin requests, ignore same-origin policy ⚠️ Strongly not recommended for use in production environments
Allow HTTPS pages to load HTTP resources ⚠️ May cause security warnings
May improve performance but reduces security ⚠️ Use with caution
For testing purposes, disables some security restrictions ⚠️ Do not enable for daily browsing
Suitable for debugging HTTPS services, ⚠️ Vulnerable to man-in-the-middle attacks
⚠️ Significantly reduces security, use only in container environments or for debugging
Does not save browsing history and cache, but downloaded files and bookmarks are still retained
Allows external debugging tools to connect ⚠️ Recommended to enable only for local development
Suitable for automated testing, avoids the welcome page on first startup
Does not load installed extensions at startup, suitable for troubleshooting extension compatibility issues
Use in some virtual machines or when graphics card drivers are abnormal ⚠️ May reduce performance
Suitable for scenarios requiring full-screen display, such as demonstrations or automated scripts
Allows websites to freely open new windows ⚠️ May cause ad popups
Removes the "Chrome is being controlled by automated test software" prompt, often used in automated testing
Turns off Google Translate prompts, suitable for testing multi-language pages
Prevents Chrome from making additional requests in the background ⚠️ May affect normal functionality
# The generated command line will be displayed here
⚠️ Note: Some arguments may require closing all Chrome instances to take effect.
⚠️ Cross-origin related arguments reduce browser security, use only for development and testing in trusted environments.
1. Copy the command above
2. Open Command Prompt (Windows) or Terminal (Mac/Linux)
3. Paste and run the command
4. If prompted "chrome not found", please manually modify the Chrome path
5. Verify proxy: Visit https://whatismyipaddress.com to see if the IP has changed
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