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The bitbar script linked in the answer also contains the commands for setting a SOCK5 or PAC proxy. If you need a GUI wrapper for setting the HTTP/SOCKS/PAC proxies then check out this answer. To find the active network interface see what comes as the first non-disabled interface when you type: networksetup -listnetworkserviceorderĪlternatively, you can use ifconfig or networksetup -listallhardwareports. en0 and you'll need to use that instead of wi-fi. If you are connected via ethernet then most likely the interface will be en e.g. Getting the correct network interface nameĪll the commands above assume your netowork interface is wi-fi. To disable the socks proxy use: networksetup -setsocksfirewallproxystate wi-fi off This assumes your network interface is called wi-fi (or Wi-Fi ), and that your proxy is running on localhost on port 8080. Networksetup -setsocksfirewallproxystate wi-fi on To globally set an http proxy system-wide on MacOS (not just for a terminal session) you can use: networksetup -setwebproxy wi-fi localhost 8080 networksetup -setwebproxystate wi-fi on. Set system-wide SOCKS5 proxy networksetup -setsocksfirewallproxy wi-fi localhost 1080 This is equivalent to setting the proxy via mac system settings > Network > wi-fi > Advanced > Proxies > Web proxy.
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To disable the proxy: networksetup -setwebproxystate wi-fi off This assumes your network interface is called wi-fi (or Wi-Fi), and that your proxy is running on localhost on port 8080. To globally set an http proxy system-wide on MacOS (not just for a terminal session) you can use: networksetup -setwebproxy wi-fi localhost 8080