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Displays user locations from their About section directly in your X/Twitter timeline for easier context. 🗺️ MapChirp Visualize the geographic landscape of X/Twitter conversations MapChirp is a privacy-focused browser extension that enriches your X/Twitter experience by displaying user location information directly in your timeline and providing interactive geographic visualizations of the communities you engage with. 🌟 Overview In an increasingly global digital discourse, understanding the geographic context of conversations can provide valuable insights. MapChirp seamlessly integrates location data into your X/Twitter experience, revealing patterns and connections across the communities you follow. Key Features 📍 Inline Location Badges - Location information appears directly next to usernames in your timeline - Customizable badge appearance (colors, icons) - Country filtering to focus on specific regions - Smart caching minimizes API calls and respects rate limits 🗺️ Interactive Map Visualization - Beautiful canvas-based maps using OpenStreetMap tiles - Automatic zoom and centering to fit all cached locations - Smart label placement prevents overlapping - Aggregates multiple users at the same location - Comprehensive user list overlay - All data processed locally - your privacy is protected Source code: https://github.com/VanishingTacos/MapChirp
Nov 27, 2025
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