A proxy is a setting on your device that sends your internet traffic through another server first. Sometimes a proxy blocks Titan webmail even when your internet connection is strong. This article shows you how to turn proxy settings off on Windows, Mac, Android, and iOS, so you can check whether a proxy is the cause.
Before you start
Use the section for the device you're having trouble on. You don't need any special access, only the ability to change your device's network settings.
| alert-warning | If your company or school set up the proxy, check with your IT team before you turn it off. They may need it for work or school access. |
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Method 1: Use Windows Settings (Windows 10 and 11)We recommend this method. It uses the Settings app.
Both toggles now show as off. Method 2: Use Control Panel (older versions of Windows)Use this method if your version of Windows looks different from Method 1.
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| MacOS | Turn off proxy settings on Mac
You'll see a list of proxy types, such as Web Proxy (HTTP) and Secure Web Proxy (HTTPS).
Your Mac now connects to the internet directly, without a proxy. |
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Turn off proxy settings on Android
Menu names vary slightly between Android devices. Use the option that matches your screen. |
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Turn off proxy settings on iOSThese steps work on iPhone and iPad.
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Troubleshooting
Problem: You still can't open Titan webmail after turning off the proxy.
Cause: Something else may be blocking access, such as your internet provider or your DNS settings.
Fix: See How to access Titan if your Internet Service Provider is blocking it or How to Change Your Browser's DNS to a Public Resolver.
Problem: The proxy settings are greyed out or turn back on by themselves.
Cause: Your organization may manage the proxy on your device.
Fix: Ask your IT team to change the setting for you.
What you'll see when you're done
Open Titan webmail again in your browser. If a proxy was blocking access, Titan webmail now loads and you can log in. If it still doesn't open, contact Titan Support and include the network and console logs from your browser.