Maybe I am not using Positive Proxy correctly, maybe I am overlooking something obvious, or maybe the answer is "You have to find your own free proxy and configure it yourself. So if I sound unfocused, it's because I'm not sure what I need. Now that I've switched to Chrome, I'm surprised that I can't figure out the equivalent. I am not the world's greatest amateur internet person, but back in the day I found the Firefox solution for proxies (Anonymox). I click it, then I copy and paste a link into a box on their site. As far as I can tell all it did was put a button on my Google page. I ended up installing a Chrome app called Positive Proxy. The configuration part is beyond my skill set. The most popular extensions for Chrome tell you to find your own proxy, then you must configure socks and ports, and then you enter the websites you want to surf anonymously. None of the popular proxy apps/extensions available for Chrome is so easy to use. You add websites to it with a click of a button. Anonymox is great because it comes with its own proxies and configures itself.
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