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Override your HTML5 Geolocation and Google Search location natively. Search and lock to any coordinates worldwide. Location Changer is a powerful, privacy-first developer tool that allows you to effortlessly override your browser's HTML5 Geolocation and natively simulate your location on Google Search. Whether you are a developer testing location-based features, an SEO professional checking local search results, or just someone who wants to protect their real whereabouts, this extension gives you precise, global control with zero configuration required. Key Features: 📍 Interactive Map: An integrated Leaflet.js map lets you visually drop a pin anywhere in the world to instantly change your coordinates. 🔍 Reverse Geocoding: Search for any street, city, or country using the built-in OpenStreetMap Nominatim search bar. Click the map, and the extension automatically resolves the real-world address. 🌐 Google Search Native Integration: Unlike simpler extensions, Location Changer intercepts Google Search requests dynamically and injects strict UULE location cookies into your request headers. This means your Google searches reflect your custom location immediately. ⚡ Instant Sync: Automatically reloads active Google Search tabs the moment you change your location, so you never have to manually refresh. 🛡️ Zero API Keys & No Tracking: Powered by free, public mapping endpoints. We do not require you to sign up for accounts, use API keys, or share your data. This project is fully open source. You can view the code, report issues, and contribute on our GitHub page!
Mar 6, 2026
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