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Open source tool to spoof your browser's geolocation. No tracking, no telemetry. Open Spoof Geolocation reports a location you choose to any website that asks for your position — instead of your real one. Set a latitude and longitude (or pick a preset city) and sites see exactly that. It's open source and built to be private: everything stays on your device, there are no network requests, and nothing is tracked. FEATURES • Report a custom latitude, longitude, and accuracy to any site • Choose from built-in preset cities, or save your own named locations • Works even when no location device is present (polyfills the Geolocation API) • Allow or disallow location access from the toolbar's right-click menu • Optional randomized jitter on each reading • Keeps your last 10 coordinates for quick reuse • Global on/off toggle with an ON/OFF badge on the toolbar icon • Light and dark themes that follow your system WHAT IT SPOOFS • navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition • navigator.geolocation.watchPosition • navigator.permissions.query (geolocation) HOW TO USE 1. Click the toolbar icon and enter a latitude, longitude, and accuracy — or pick a preset. 2. Turn Global on. Sites that request your location now receive your chosen values. 3. Right-click the toolbar icon for quick controls: allow/disallow GEO requests, reset, or open a test page. Tip: verify the result at https://webbrowsertools.com/geolocation/ PRIVACY • Local only — your settings are stored in your browser and never leave your device. • No network calls, no analytics, no telemetry. • No location history beyond the coordinates you save. • Minimal permissions (storage + context menu, plus host access to apply the override). OPEN SOURCE Source code: https://github.com/melon-husk/open-spoof-geolocation Privacy policy: https://github.com/melon-husk/open-spoof-geolocation/blob/main/PRIVACY.md