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Test websites from anywhere.

GeoSpoofer lets you send custom browser Geolocation API coordinates to websites, without changing your IP address or network location.

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What it does

GeoSpoofer overrides navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition and navigator.geolocation.watchPosition on web pages so location-aware sites receive the coordinates you choose.

Important: GeoSpoofer only changes browser Geolocation API results. It does not change IP-based geolocation, VPN state, browser timezone, DNS, language, or account-region signals.

Quick workflow

Paste coordinates

Use LAT, LONG or LAT, LONG, NAME copied from Google Maps.

Pick presets

Choose from country and city presets, including popular locations across the Americas, Europe, and Asia.

Test safely

Open a geolocation test page and confirm the browser API reports your fake coordinates.

Key features

Main-world spoofing

Runs at document_start in the page context so most Geolocation API calls are intercepted early.

Country presets

Filter by country, then click a city to apply coordinates immediately.

Fast custom entry

Paste LAT, LONG, NAME into one field. Named entries are saved as recent places.

Recent places

Keep the last five named custom locations for quick reuse.

Local settings

Enabled state, coordinates, accuracy, presets, and recent places are saved with chrome.storage.local.

Simple test button

Jump directly to a browser geolocation test page from the popup.

Privacy & trust

Runs as a local Manifest V3 extension.
Stores settings locally in your browser.
No account is required.
No extension backend is required for core functionality.
Does not hide or change IP-based location.

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Feedback & support

Use the support page to report websites where spoofing fails or request new preset countries and cities.

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FAQ

Does GeoSpoofer change my IP location?

No. It only changes values returned by the browser Geolocation API.

Will every website use these fake coordinates?

No. Sites that use IP lookup, account region, billing data, or server-side signals can still infer another location.

Does it work in Brave?

Yes. It is built as a Chromium Manifest V3 extension for Chrome and Brave.

Is this affiliated with Google, Chrome, Brave, or BrowserLeaks?

No. GeoSpoofer is an independent browser utility.