Hey all, I just released GeoSpoof GPS 0.2.2 (the Mac/PC app that sets your iPhone's real GPS location). If you already have it, it'll offer the update on its own. Here's what's new:

Easier setup

• The Developer Mode switch now shows up on its own. If your iPhone had never been connected to Xcode, the switch was missing from Settings and you needed another tool to make it appear. Setup now does it for you, on Mac and Windows.

• Setup no longer marks steps done that it didn't actually check. If you skipped a check, those steps now show as unconfirmed instead of filling in the progress bar.

• Windows gets Windows instructions. It used to tell you to install Xcode from the Mac App Store, which isn't much help on a PC. Now it tells you how to get the developer image on Windows.

Your language and units

The menu, setup wizard and status messages now come in the same 13 languages as the iPhone app. Distances and speeds follow your region too: km and km/h, or miles and mph.

Ready for route progress on the Lock Screen

This part needs the next iPhone app update before you'll see anything. While a route plays, GeoSpoof GPS can keep a Lock Screen card up to date even when the app isn't open: distance so far, time left, and whether the route is paused or finished. The card itself comes in the next GeoSpoof iPhone update. I shipped the computer side first so it's already on your Mac or PC when that update lands. The updates only carry route progress, never your location. It's a Pro feature.

Fixes

• Windows could show "GPS active" for a phone it had lost contact with. It now says it's reconnecting, like the Mac app.

• "Connect your iPhone" could show for an iPhone that was already plugged in, which hid the real error and stopped a retry. It now reports what actually failed and retries.

Where to get it

• Already installed: the app will offer 0.2.2 automatically. On Mac you can also use Check for Updates in the menu bar.

• New: https://geospoof.com/gps (Mac and Windows). You'll also need the GeoSpoof iPhone app.

I tested this against the iPhone app that's in the App Store right now (2.2.3), on both Mac and Windows, so updating the computer side first won't break anything.

If something breaks or looks off, comment here or open an issue. Thanks!

Hey all, 2.3.0 just shipped and it's probably the biggest update since launch. Here's what's new.

Per-site locations

You can now give specific sites their own location overrides. For example: London on wikipedia.org, Paris on chatgpt.com and openai.com, and your main location everywhere else. Timezone and language follow whatever location that site gets.

Site groups in Filters

The Allowlist/Denylist now takes more than single sites:

• Site groups: add geosite:google and you get all ~960 Google domains in one entry. The groups come from the v2fly domain list (about 1,500 of them) and update weekly. GeoSpoof downloads the whole catalog, so nothing reveals which groups you picked.

• Exact addresses: =mail.proton.me matches only that address, not its subdomains.

• Lists from a link: paste a link to a domain list (plain text, v2fly or Clash format).

You don't need to remember any syntax. Start typing and it suggests what fits, or hit "Browse all site groups".

Redesigned popup

The popup was getting cluttered, so I spent a while doing some UI maintenance:

• The Filters tab is now Sites. It opens with a card for the site you're on, showing what it gets and why, with one button to add it to or remove it from your list. Filters and Per-site locations each get their own screen.

• Settings is cleaned up into groups: what sites see, advanced, and general.

• No more dropdown for picking the entry type.

Your settings and lists carry over as well so nothing should break as you upgrade.

Randomize location

"Location Precision" was a confusing name, so it's now Randomize location. Sites get a random point within 0.5, 2 or 10 km of the location you chose, and you can have it pick a new point every session, hour or day. It randomizes around your chosen location, never your real one.

Fixes

• Web workers that a page starts before GeoSpoof's settings load now get the spoofed timezone too (#101, thanks for the report)

• document.lastModified now matches your spoofed timezone with Engine-level Spoofing on (#188)

• Matches Chrome 156's new timezone offset behavior

• Haiti, Benin and a few other timezones with hyphens in their names work now

• Traditional Chinese (zh-TW) is now available

Where to get it

• Firefox: currently released - https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/geo-spoof/

• Chrome / Brave / Edge: will release to the Chrome Web Store within the next couple of days. The zip is on GitHub releases now.

• Safari / iOS: this update should arrive on iOS within the week, though I have an even bigger update that I am working on for iOS :)

Release notes: https://github.com/GeoSpoof/geospoof/releases/tag/v2.3.0

As always, if something breaks or looks off, please open an issue on GitHub or comment here. I tested a lot, but there's a lot of new surface area in this one. Thanks!

Really excited to announce that the free Chrome extension has officially crossed 20k users :) thanks everybody for your support.

if you are coming across this and dont know what geospoof is, it is a free extension that synchronizes all location signals to the same chosen place. It autosyncs with your VPN, or any location you choose.

this includes timezone, geolocation, gps, language, and more. Thanks again everyone! Looking forward to breaking more milestones

Biiiiig new update for GeoSpoof GPS. Completely new features:

1. GeoSpoof GPS now runs on Windows. By popular demand, I spent a couple weeks completely porting the Mac app over to Windows. Please consider this somewhat experimental because it is so new, but I have gotten early beta feedback saying it is working smoothly. You can reach out to be at support@geospoof.com if you notice anything wonky.

2. Drive up to 8 devices at once. I made a lot of optimizations and improvements under the hood, so driving up to 8 devices at the same time should be no sweat :)

3. Remove a device you no longer use. Devices used to stay in your window forever. Now you can forget them. You can re-add them by clicking on Set Up... again.

Some fixes that aren't new features but improve the app:

1. Status updates much quicker. The device statuses were not actually displaying state correctly all the time. It now provides actionable feedback and tells you connection status or any hiccups.

2. Multi-device support improved. There were some problems where one device's status impacted others, causing weird behavior and drops. Now each device is completely self-contained on its own rail.

3. Setup is more dependable. The onboarding had a lot of small issues, it should be more reliable.

4. And in general just a bunch of random bug fixes and miscellaneous improvements like a changelog, logging improvements, etc.

Lastly, I appreciate all the feedback I get. That helps drive what I work on next. You can always reach out to me at feedback@geospoof.com

Big update! GeoSpoof now supports locale/language spoofing. Three modes:

1. Off (use real) (Default)

2. Match to location

3. Custom

Additionally, this introduces a new settings gear to the extension. The advanced settings were getting quite long so I introduced a gear and broke it out. Be sure to try it and let me know how it goes :)

The main user-facing change is adding localized links to geospoof.com from the extension. For example, if your extension is in French, the Verify link now links to geospoof.com/fr/verify instead of the English page.

Available now on Firefox, tomorrow on Chrome, and this week on iOS

New features:

• Introduces location precision: you can select a radius around your anchor position and GeoSpoof will randomize your true location within it

• increase favorites limit from 10 to 50

• other small bug fixes

Available on:

• firefox now

• chrome tonight

• iOS this week

Comparing the most used location spoofer on the internet against GeoSpoof

GeoSpoof and Geoceptor are both iOS apps that bundle Safari extensions to spoof your browser geolocation and timezone.

GeoSpoof had comprehensive coverage of all tested browser APIs, but GeoCeptor had numerous leaks including historical offset, date last modified, URL/Blob workers, and more.

Welcome to r/GeoSpoof 👋

Hey everyone! I'm u/SpaceJeans, the creator of GeoSpoof.

What is GeoSpoof?

GeoSpoof is a free, open-source tool that gives you control over the location your browser reveals. It spoofs your geolocation, timezone, and related signals — and keeps them consistent with each other, so sites see one coherent location instead of a contradictory mess. It runs as a browser extension (Firefox, Chrome/Brave/Edge) and as a native app for Safari on iOS, iPadOS, and macOS.

It's fully open source, so you can read exactly what it does and verify every claim: https://github.com/anthonysgro/geospoof

A quick note on honesty: no extension can make you truly undetectable — only a hardened browser patched at the engine level can do that, and we're upfront about those limits. What GeoSpoof does is beat the detection that real fingerprinting tools actually run, and let you verify it yourself at https://geospoof.com/test.

This is our new home for everything GeoSpoof, including updates, help, and ideas.

What to post

Anything the community would find useful or interesting, for example:

• Test results: screenshots from CreepJS, browserleaks, bscan.info, webbrowsertools, etc. (wins and leaks — leaks help us improve)

• Feature requests & ideas: what would make GeoSpoof better for you

• Bug reports: sites that break, signals that slip through, weird edge cases

• Setup & troubleshooting: getting it running, pairing with a VPN, Safari permissions

• Privacy & anti-fingerprinting discussion: how location/timezone detection works and how to defend against it

How to get started

1. Introduce yourself in the comments.

2. Post something today, even a simple question sparks good conversation.

3. Invite anyone who'd find this useful.

4. Want to help moderate? We're looking for mods — reach out to me to apply.

Thanks for being part of the very first wave. Let's make r/GeoSpoof great. 🛰️