# Proxy Block

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The Proxy block allows you to use a browser proxy server for your needs. The following block settings are available:

* **Scheme.** The default scheme (protocol) of the proxy server is `https`.
* **Port.** The port of the proxy server. When no port is set, the port will be taken from the scheme.

| Scheme | Port |
| ------ | ---- |
| http   | 80   |
| https  | 443  |
| socks4 | 1080 |
| socks5 | 1080 |

* **Host.** In this setting, the proxy server host or ip address with the scheme (protocol) is specified. For example <https://example.com> .
* **Bypass List.** You can exclude some websites from using a proxy. Use the comma to separate the URL or URL model. E.g., google.com, \*.google.com. View all valid URLs or templates on the [chromium page](https://developer.chrome.com/docs/extensions/reference/proxy/#bypass-list).