Changelog for version 2:

• Country flags are now shown as an icon in the toolbar, thanks to @mispp, who has contributed code through GitHub
  • This can be switched back to the default globe icon in options page
• The extension popup (the small window you get when clicking on the icon in the toolbar) has now an error handling with a retry-function. A snackbar (a notification) will appear when the extension is not able to load any data. In previous versions the progressbar was just running endlessly without any feedback in a case of an error.
• Images were optimized with the help of optipng.
• Build script added to create packages for different browsers automatically. WebExtensions were meant to be a cross-browser system for developing extensions but browsers still have different support in case of APIs and metadata files. So the script helps for testing and deploying the extension on different browsers.
• Removed storage permission for Chrome-like browsers, Firefox still needs it to save the settings. This is a good example for the different behavior of the browsers.
• Higher contrast for badge with the country code. Now the background is black and the text is white.

Install for your browser:

• Chrome Webstore
• Firefox Add-ons
• Opera Add-ons

As of today the extension has over 140000 downloads where the most are from Opera users. One reason for the huge Opera user-base is, that my extension was trending in the “privacy & security” category of Opera’s Add-on store. It is still on page 2 of the most popular extensions. So give it a try.

You can also find the source code on GitHub.

With the new updates you’re now able to see your IPv6 and get also alerts for these when they change.

This might help you while using VPN for example. So you can make sure that both of your IP addresses has changed. If you have no visible IPv6 then your ISP is not supporting it. Some ISP enable it on request, have a look.

Download

• Android
• Firefox
• Chrome
• Opera

Please note:
If you are using NoScript or any similiar add-on you have to whitelist following URLs to make IP Geolocator work for you:

• moz-extension:
• aykutcevik.com

Description:

About this Add-on

Shows your IP address and also geolocational informations about your IP address.

A badge of your current country is shown on the icon, which will refresh every 3s. So you can easily see, if you have a broken VPN or proxy connection when the country-code changes unexpectedly. Additionally a notification appears on your desktop when your IP address has changed – of course, it can be turned off in settings.

You can also display your position in Google Maps: in the popup as an image like in the screenshot or optionally just as a link to Google Maps.

With the latest update, your user agent is also shown in the entries.

Please feel free to make some requests at github:
https://github.com/AykutCevik/Geolocate-IP-Browser-Extension

The request to the server to obtain your geolocational information is secured at least with TLSv1. Also Perfect Forward Secrecy is enabled. JFYI.

“NoScript”-add-on users need to whitelist following websites:
* moz-extension:
* aykutcevik.com

This app shows your current IP address and geolocational information about it.

It also notifies you, if you have a broken VPN or proxy connection, when the country-code and/or IP address changes unexpectedly. You can set an alert with a special ringtone and or vibration.

You can also display your IP position in Google Maps or check for DNS leaks via browser (external service).

Please note, that the information about your location are fetched out of a database and may not be the same as your real location. This app shows your location like the websites would match your IP to any location.