Chrome no longer show this information directly so you'll have to use a more complicated method, but that requires no external tools :
- Enter this adresse in you url bar :
edge://net-export/
- Click on Start Logging to Disk, and chose a temporary location for the log file that will be generated
- In a separate chrome windows or tab, load the url of a site that you want to be able to access using the proxy settings
https://stackoverflow.com/ for exemple
- Go back to the first window/tab and click on Stop Logging
- Click on Show File
- The export file is shown and selected. Open it with a text editor
- Search for the string : "proxy_info":"PROXY inside this file
- The content of the line will show you the proxy parameters you need to use :
{"params":{"proxy_info":"PROXY proxy1.xxxx.xxx:8080;PROXY proxy2.xxxx.xxx:8080"},"phase":0,"source":{"id":2006431,"start_time":"1018634551","type":30},"time":"1018634572","type":32},
- In this example, there's 2 proxy available ; one with name proxy1.xxxx.xxx and port 8080, and the other with name proxy2.xxxx.xxx and also port 8080.