WARNING: This is not a recommended configuration for using Chrome and Tor, but it is a convenient way to get your Chrome browser talking to Tor hidden services. A much more secure method is to use the instructions for setting up virtual machines, which can be found here.
These steps describe a way that you can easily get your Chrome browser to talk to the Tor network using the Tor Browser as a proxy. It assumes you have downloaded and installed Chrome, the Tor Browser, and Hunchly.
the 1. Shut down Chrome (right-click in Dock and select Quit).
2. Run Tor Browser and ensure it starts and registers with the Tor network properly.
3. Open Terminal found in Applications->Utilities->Terminal
4. Paste the following command into Terminal, and hit enter. Ensure all of it is contained on one line when you paste:
/Applications/Google\ Chrome.app/Contents/MacOS/Google\ Chrome --proxy-server="socks5://localhost:9150" --host-resolver-rules="MAP * ~NOTFOUND , EXCLUDE localhost"
Downloaded from Help Scout Knowledge Base
Original URL: https://support.hunch.ly/article/42-running-tor-browser-as-a-proxy-on-osx