In this video, I show you the exact step-by-step method to configure and connect an IPBurger proxy in Google Chrome. I start from the basics—opening the Chrome Web Store, searching for “IPBurger”, and choosing the “IPBurger Proxy and VPN” extension (I pick this one because it has the best rating and most number of ratings, and it’s the stable one). Then I add it to Chrome, pin it, and open the Settings where we actually configure the proxy profile. After that, I create a proxy label (like “USA Proxy”) and paste the proxy credentials from the IPBurger dashboard. In my case, I’m using the HTTP/HTTPS option because the extension supports these two methods inside the setup screen, so I enter hostname, port, username, and password, then save and turn it on. You’ll notice the icon turns green when it’s connected, and I verify it by checking “what is my IP address” to confirm my location changes (for example, from India to the United States). Finally, I also explain important toggles like enabling the proxy in Incognito mode and allowing access to file URLs—so you can control exactly how and where the proxy works in Chrome.