if i go into user settings instead of network settings i can force down the configuration, but there is no option to exclude networks.  This causes the machine to look to proxy when not on a corporate network and essentially breaks internet connection on any outside networks. 

screenshot of settings in admin console.  They apply to wifi but not ethernet

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I have also tried without settings in the "no proxy for" section.  We set that to 192.* to allow all traffic to bypass proxy outside of corporate network.

For Drew to find somebody to look at it.

Denis, I recall you tried to repro something similar to this previously?

Shifting to Pavol to do initial investigation.

I'll be able to take a look at this early next week.

To be clear: I'm expecting that the policy-set proxy settings are enforced even if connected to Ethernet, but they're just not being displayed in the UI.

Or have you actually experienced the device not respecting the proxy when doing web navigations?

+stevenjb FYI

This may be the same issue as bug 726669

I was trying to reproduce this (on 70.0.3503.0) today by setting a policy with proxy configurations as device or user policy via yaps, both seemed to work as expected (see screenshot)

Could you provide a screenshot of your chrome://policy page please?

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BTW, there is an "export to JSON" button at chrome://policy which is generally more useful than a screenshot.