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Filter Roblox game servers by geographic region Tired of joining the wrong Roblox servers? Sick of the region filter extensions that are paywalled or full of viruses? Well, then RoZone's got you. RoZone was developed because I got sick of never having a consistent fix for my issue with finding the correct server in Roblox. To say the least, that's not a problem anymore. It offers: - Filtering by continent & city - Fast finding of servers - Lots of servers to pick from And a few more nifty things. It's not crazy full of features - just designed to do what it's intended for. Happy gaming, friends. Changelogs: v2.0.0: - Switched up the UI look a little; made it less boring and a bit brighter. - Quickened the server-finding process a bit, also refined it so that rate limits don't slam the whole time. Still gets in the way sometimes, though. Working on it. v2.0.1: - Fixed a bug where, if going to any tab besides Servers on a game's page, the entire search and server list would reset. It now persists between tab swaps, to ensure you keep whatever you've already searched for. v3.0.0: - Added full modification of the UI. You can make it match your page now, if you use anything that changes your Roblox page them or whatever. Access it by clicking the puzzle piece in the top right of Chrome (your extensions), click on RoZone, and you'll see Customize Appearance sitting at the top.
Nov 3, 2026
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