Android Studio proxy settings tutorial
When developing Android applications, we often need to use Android Studio to write, debug and build our code. However, sometimes our development environment may be on a restricted network and require access through a proxy server. This article explains how to set up a proxy in Android Studio.
1. Open Android Studio and enter the "Settings" (or "Preferences") page. In Windows operating systems, the "Settings" option can be found through the "File" menu. In Mac OS, the "Preferences" option can be found through the "Android Studio" menu.
2. In the "Settings" (or "Preferences") page, select "Appearance & Behavior" -> "System Settings" -> "HTTP Proxy".
3. In the HTTP Proxy settings page, we can see three options: "Auto-detect proxy settings", "Manual proxy configuration" and "No proxy". Depending on your network environment, select the appropriate option.
If your network environment supports automatic detection of proxy settings, you can select the "Auto-detect proxy settings" option. In this way, Android Studio will automatically obtain the proxy server settings.
If your network environment requires manual configuration of the proxy server, select the "Manual proxy configuration" option and fill in the address and port of the proxy server.
If you don't need a proxy server, just select the "No proxy" option.
4. Click the "Test Connection" button to test whether the proxy server can connect normally. If the connection is successful, you will see a success message.
5. Click the "Apply" button to save your proxy settings.
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