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Rodney Liuzzo

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Aug 4, 2024, 9:08:24 PM8/4/24
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theproxy setting only takes effect when I close all edge windows.

So try to kill all edge processes first,

just run the below line before you start Edge Browser with args from the command line:


The --no-proxy-server command-line option does not work for me either. However, you can configure it via GPO. Just enable the ProxySettings policy and set its value as "ProxyMode": "direct". It works fine for me.


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Onsite legacy proxy appliances are up for renewal and must be replaced, leading to substantial increases in cost due to pricing increases and lack of labor to perform the hardware refresh. To make things worse, on-prem proxy appliances are overloaded with traffic from Microsoft O365 and other SaaS applications, causing downtime or slowdowns affecting user productivity. This will lead to even higher costs as more appliances will need to be purchased to support this new load. At the same time, the data center hosting the proxy appliances is being decommissioned or reduced in size as infrastructure migrations to AWS and Azure are occurring. This makes it more challenging to host the appliances and increases costs further. With the workforce able to work remotely, ensuring security is applied while users are out of the office is a problem, as proxy appliances are not designed to secure a mobile workforce.


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