On Tue, 2017-10-03 at 16:57 -0700, Colin Williams wrote: > I recently upgraded my debian packages and I no longer can access my > proxy settings from chromium. I then launched nm-connection-editor > which I think chromium was launching to make such settings. In the > editor I see a proxy tab. Before I had a list item Method: Manual . > Now I only have Method: Automatic and None. What happened to the > Manual option and can I get it back?
Hi, NM's proxy settings are used to configure pacrunner. If you don't use pacrunner, then the NM proxy settings have no effect for you. Even if you are using pacrunner, it still depends on each application (browser, wget) independetly to make use of the proxy settings. For example, via libproxy. I don't think that chromuim uses pacrunner. Consequently, NM's setting don't apply. I doubt that chromium ever launched nm-connection-editor) See for example https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=46564 best, Thomas
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