Spoof Geolocation

This extension alters browser Geolocation latitude and longitude to user-defined values

What is Spoof Geolocation?

'Spoof Geolocation' is an Edge add-on that allows users to manipulate the reported latitude and longitude of the browser. It doesn't require the presence of a GEO device and spoofs permissions to grant GEO access. Unique features include the ability to randomize the reported data, configuring the 'accuracy' parameter, and maintaining a record of the last ten GEO coordinates. Test the extension by visiting certain websites and entering latitude and longitude information.

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By: Bermet

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Users: 1,259 ▲ 25

Rating: 5.00 (2)

Version: 0.2.3 (Last updated: 2022-12-18)

Creation date: 2022-05-16

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

storage
contextMenus
scripting

Host permissions:

*://*/*

Size: 151.26K

URLs: Website ,Privacy policy

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# 4243 ▲ 19

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#225 in Developer tools ▼ 5

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Description: This extension spoofs the reported GEO location. It works even if the GEO device is not present or even when it is disabled globally. If the "navigator.geolocation" object is not detected, the extension uses a polyfill instead. You can optionally deny or allow GEO access from the right-click context menu over the action button.

Features: Reports custom latitude and longitude values Works even if the GEO device is not present Spoofs "permissions" to grant GEO access Randomized reported GEO data Ability to configure the "accuracy" parameter. Keeps the last 10 GEO coordinates data

How to test this extension? Go to the "https://webbrowsertools.com/geolocation/" website. After the first visit, you will get a prompt to enter your latitude and longitude data. Use the default one or provide yours. The extension is going to use these data on all subsequent requests.

Use the right-click context menu to disallow GEO access. You can refresh the page to see the result.

User reviews

Works very well, But the instructions for using the extension seem different than my experience You have to click on extensions then select spoof location , then click on the three horizontal dots to the right more actions. There you will find history and many other options. I have tried a lot of location spoofers and this is the only one that works for me in Linux and Windows.