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Proxy manager extension for Chrome and Edge

QuanticData Proxy Manager is a free extension for Chrome and Edge. It puts the browser behind the proxy plans in your QuanticData account from a side panel that stays next to the page: pick a plan, choose where your traffic exits, connect. There is no manual proxy setup, and the rest of the computer keeps its own connection.

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Install QuanticData Proxy Manager

Available in the Chrome Web Store Install in Microsoft Edge from the Chrome Web Store

Version 2.0 · Chrome or Edge 116 and later, on a computer · the extension is free

No plan yet? The extension connects the plans in your account. Residential starts from $0.80/GB, with country, state and city targeting.

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The QuanticData Proxy Manager side panel connected on a Residential Premium plan: the exit IP in the United States, New York, with Disconnect, New IP, Copy and Check under it and the account's plans listed with the traffic left on each.

Install, sign in, connect

  1. Add the extension. Install QuanticData Proxy Manager from the Chrome Web Store, in Chrome or in Edge. Its icon opens a side panel next to the page you are on.
  2. Sign in. Continue with the dashboard session already open in the same browser, or paste an API key from the API keys page of your dashboard. The key stays on your device.
  3. Connect. Pick one of your plans, choose where the traffic exits and the kind of session, then press Connect. The panel shows the exit IP and its country, and Disconnect puts the browser back on your own connection.
How QuanticData Proxy Manager connects the browser: you sign in with the dashboard session or an API key, pick one of your plans, the location down to the city and the carrier, and a rotating or sticky session in the side panel, and the browser goes out through that exit, with a new IP on the same plan when a site blocks you.
One plan, one exit: the side panel sets the proxy for the browser only, and the page you are on goes out through the location and session you picked.

What the extension does

Everything below runs in the side panel, on the plans you already have. Nothing is bought from the extension: plans are managed on the dashboard.

PlansResidential, mobile, ISP, Premium ISP, datacenter and IPv6 plans from your account, with what is left on each one.
LocationCountry, state, city, and the carrier or ISP where the plan allows it. Datacenter plans pick a gateway by location.
SessionsRotating, a new IP per request; sticky, the same IP for a time you choose, with a countdown; or static where the plan has it. ISP and gateway plans rotate their IPs on a timer or on every page.
Site rulesSend one site through another plan, keep a site direct (your bank, your mail), or pin a site to the IP you are on.
Auto-unblockWhen a site answers 403, 429 or 503, or the proxy stops responding, the extension gets a new IP on the same plan and shows what happened: up to three times in five minutes, then it pauses and tells you.
Extract pageThe page you are looking at becomes Markdown in one tap, through the QuanticData Data API, which uses Data API credit.
ToolsExit IP and latency, a leak test (WebRTC, time zone, language, DNS, incognito access), the proxy line to copy into other tools, a rotation link for sticky sessions, or any proxy line pasted in and used.
KeyboardAlt+Shift+P connects or disconnects, Alt+Shift+N gets a new IP.
Leak protectionWebRTC leak protection while a session is live. Your dashboard and localhost never go through the proxy.
The extension's controls: the location United States, New York, a sticky session holding the same IP for 10 minutes with its countdown, the rule for the site you are on, the auto-unblock switch and the tools Check, Leaks, Copy proxy and Extract page.
Location, session, the rule for the current site, auto-unblock and the tools, in one panel.

Location down to the city and the carrier

The location sheet lists what the selected plan can target, so you never pick a place the plan cannot reach: a country on every plan that targets by country, then the state, the city and the carrier or ISP where the plan allows it. The screenshot shows a Residential Premium plan in New York with its carriers.

The session decides how long you keep an IP. Rotating gives a new IP on every request, which suits pages you only read. Sticky keeps the same IP for the time you set, with a countdown in the panel, which suits a login or a checkout. The plans themselves are on the residential, mobile, ISP, datacenter and IPv6 pages.

HTTP in the browser, SOCKS5 in your apps

The extension connects over HTTP, the protocol a browser can use to answer a proxy that asks for a username and a password, and it answers that sign-in for you. For apps that work with SOCKS5, the dashboard shows the connection lines of each plan, and the proxy tester checks a line before you use it.

Privacy

The extension does not use the browser's history or upload a log of the sites you visit, and it does not read form input, passwords typed into websites or request bodies. It reads the address of the site you are on to apply your site rules, keeps its settings and a short event history on your device, and sends a page to the Data API only when you press Extract page. It signs in with your dashboard session or an API key, and the key stays on your device. The full text is in the QuanticData Proxy Manager privacy policy.

The location sheet of the extension for a Residential Premium plan: United States, New York, New York selected, a carrier search box and the carriers Any carrier, T-Mobile, Verizon and AT&T, with Done at the bottom.
The location sheet: state, city and carrier for a Residential Premium plan.

Questions about the extension

Is QuanticData Proxy Manager free?

Yes. The extension is free to install and to use. It connects the proxy plans in your QuanticData account, so you need an account with at least one plan. Plans are bought on the dashboard at app.quanticdata.io: you pay for the plans, never for the extension.

Does it work in Microsoft Edge?

Yes. It runs in Microsoft Edge 116 or later the same way it runs in Chrome, with the same side panel, plans and settings. Open the extension on the Chrome Web Store in Edge, select Get, allow extensions from other stores if Edge asks, then select Add extension. Sign in with your dashboard session or an API key, and connect.

How do I use a proxy extension in Chrome?

Install the extension, open its side panel from the toolbar and sign in with your dashboard session or an API key. Pick a plan, choose the country, city or carrier and a rotating or sticky session, then press Connect. Disconnect puts Chrome back on your own connection.

Does the extension support SOCKS5?

It connects over HTTP, the protocol a browser can use to answer a proxy that asks for a username and a password. For apps that work with SOCKS5, the dashboard shows the connection lines of each plan, ready to copy into them.

Does it change the proxy for the whole computer?

No. It sets the proxy for the browser only, so other apps keep their own connection. Your QuanticData dashboard and localhost never go through the proxy, and WebRTC leak protection is on while a session is live.

What happens when a site blocks the IP?

With auto-unblock on, a 403, 429 or 503 answer, or a proxy that stops responding, gets you a new IP on the same plan, and the panel shows what happened. It does this up to three times in five minutes, then pauses and tells you.

Does it work on Android or iPhone?

No. Chrome and Edge on phones do not run extensions. On a phone, put the proxy in the Wi-Fi settings or in a proxy app: the proxy integrations page has a setup guide for each one.

Your plans, one click from any page

Every plan you buy shows up in the side panel with what is left on it: residential from $0.80/GB with country, state and city targeting, plus mobile, ISP, datacenter and IPv6.

Create my free account

Free key, $2 of usage credit every month, no credit card.