Use SOCKS5 Proxy

Firefox, which can be directly used in settings;

Chrome can be started using command line parameters:

Chromium-browser-proxy-Server = SOCKS5: // 127.0.0.1: 8080

In Windows, you can use Privoxy to convert the SOCKS5 proxy to an HTTP proxy;

For Linux terminal programs, you can use tsocks:

Sudo apt-Get install tsocksvi/etc/tsocks. conf

The content is as follows:

Local = 127.0.0.0/255.255.255.0server = 127.0.0.1server _ type = 5 # SOCKS5, instead of socks4server_port = 8080 # This 8080 is shadowsocks, depending on the actual situation

Then you can use it. For example, configure the proxy for apt-Get.

Tsocks apt-Get update #... and so on

Use SOCKS5 Proxy