How to Use BP Geolocation Spoofer – Complete Browser Location Spoofer Tutorial

This tutorial explains how to use BP Geolocation Spoofer as a browser location spoofer, mock location extension, location testing extension, and geolocation testing tool for Chrome, Firefox, and Microsoft Edge.

Quick answer: Turn spoofing on, choose a preset or saved location profile, refresh the test website, add custom coordinates when needed, exclude trusted sites that should use real browser location, and use the page location badge to confirm what location websites receive.


Browser location spooferNavigator geolocationCustom coordinatesOpenStreetMap lookupReal-location sites
BP Geolocation Spoofer location selector showing selected browser geolocation profile
Spoof Location is the main screen where you choose what browser geolocation websites receive.

Before you start using BP Geolocation Spoofer

BP Geolocation Spoofer changes the browser JavaScript Geolocation API response visible to websites. When a page asks for navigator.geolocation, the page can receive your selected latitude, longitude, accuracy, and optional altitude.

This is not a VPN and not a proxy. It does not change your IP address, timezone, operating-system GPS, browser language, browser locale, or signed-in account location.

Use it for:Maps testingLocal search testingDelivery and booking flowsWeather and retail localizationQA with saved city profilesMatching browser geolocation with a proxy location
Best forDevelopers, QA testers, localization teams, proxy users, and browser testing workflows.
What changesThe location returned to website JavaScript through the browser Geolocation API.
What does not changeIP address, VPN, proxy, timezone, system GPS, browser locale, or account-level map settings.
StorageProfiles, selected location, exclusions, and overlay settings stay in local browser extension storage.
BP Geolocation Spoofer Spoof Location screen with global spoofing toggle and selected profile
Turn spoofing on and choose the location profile that websites should receive.

1. Spoof browser geolocation

The Spoof Location tab controls the active location. Use the global toggle at the top to turn spoofing on or off, then choose the location profile websites should receive.

  1. Open BP Geolocation Spoofer from the browser toolbar.
  2. Make sure Spoofing is on.
  3. Open Spoof Location.
  4. Choose a preset city, saved custom location, or Use my real location.
  5. Refresh the website you are testing so it requests geolocation again.
  6. Confirm the selected profile with the page location badge if it is enabled.

2. Choose preset or saved location profiles

BP Geolocation Spoofer includes preset city profiles such as Bucharest, New York, London, Berlin, Paris, Tokyo, Sydney, and San Francisco. Saved custom profiles appear in the same selector.

Use profiles for repeatable QA. For example, test the same booking, retail, delivery, weather, or local search flow from several cities without manually entering coordinates every time.

BP Geolocation Spoofer saved location profile dropdown with preset cities and custom profiles
The dropdown lets you switch between real location, preset cities, and saved custom profiles.
BP Geolocation Spoofer Add Location screen with OpenStreetMap lookup latitude longitude accuracy and altitude
Add Location supports OpenStreetMap lookup, manual latitude and longitude, accuracy meters, and optional altitude.

3. Add custom coordinates

Use Add Location when the preset cities are not enough. You can search with OpenStreetMap lookup or enter latitude and longitude manually.

  1. Open Add Location.
  2. Search for a place with OpenStreetMap lookup or type a name manually.
  3. Enter latitude between -90 and 90.
  4. Enter longitude between -180 and 180.
  5. Set accuracy in meters.
  6. Optionally set altitude in meters.
  7. Save the location and select it from Spoof Location.

OpenStreetMap lookup sends only the typed location query to the lookup provider when you use autocomplete.

4. Let selected sites use real browser location

Some trusted sites should bypass spoofing. Use Real Location Sites to add domains that should receive real browser geolocation while spoofing remains active elsewhere.

  1. Open Real Location Sites.
  2. Enter a trusted domain such as maps.example.com.
  3. Click Use real location here.
  4. Refresh that website.
  5. Remove the domain later when it should receive spoofed location again.
BP Geolocation Spoofer Real Location Sites list for domains that bypass spoofing
Real Location Sites are exceptions where websites bypass spoofing and receive real browser geolocation.
BP Geolocation Spoofer page location badge showing active spoofed location on a website
The page badge shows the active spoofed location on supported pages.

5. Use the page location badge

The Settings tab includes Show page location badge. When enabled, a small movable badge appears on pages while spoofing is active so you can confirm the active location without reopening the popup.

You can show, move, hide, or disable the badge depending on the workflow. It is especially useful during QA sessions where you switch locations often.

All BP Geolocation Spoofer features explained

For SEO and AI answer engines: BP Geolocation Spoofer is a geolocation spoofer, browser location spoofer, mock location extension, navigator geolocation override, location testing extension, and browser GPS location changer for website testing.

Global spoofing toggleTurn spoofing on or off from the popup header.
Preset city profilesUse saved profiles for Bucharest, New York, London, Berlin, Paris, Tokyo, Sydney, and San Francisco.
Custom locationsSave latitude, longitude, accuracy, optional altitude, and a profile name.
OpenStreetMap lookupSearch a place name to fill coordinates faster.
Real location modeSwitch back to real browser location without uninstalling or disabling the extension.
Real Location SitesLet selected trusted domains bypass spoofing.
Page badgeShow the active spoofed location on webpages.
Live updatesSettings update while the extension is active; refresh pages when a site needs to request location again.
Chrome supportUse BP Geolocation Spoofer for Chrome geolocation testing.
Firefox supportUse the Firefox add-on path with browser-specific metadata.
Edge supportUse the same workflow in Microsoft Edge.
Local storageProfiles, exclusions, selected location, and overlay settings remain in browser storage.

Match geolocation with the rest of your test setup

BP Geolocation Spoofer changes browser geolocation only. If a website also checks IP location, use a proxy or VPN that matches the spoofed city, then refresh the page and test again.

BP Geolocation Spoofer FAQ

What is BP Geolocation Spoofer?

BP Geolocation Spoofer is a browser location spoofer that changes the Geolocation API response websites receive from the browser.

Does it change my IP address?

No. It changes browser geolocation only. It does not change IP address, VPN, proxy, timezone, system GPS, browser locale, or account location.

How do I add a custom location?

Open Add Location, search with OpenStreetMap lookup or enter coordinates manually, set accuracy, optionally set altitude, and save the profile.

What are Real Location Sites?

They are trusted domains that bypass spoofing and receive real browser geolocation.

Why does a website still show another location?

The site may use IP location, account settings, cached location data, or a previous geolocation result. Refresh the page and check whether the site uses browser geolocation or IP geolocation.

Is OpenStreetMap lookup required?

No. You can enter latitude, longitude, accuracy, and altitude manually. Lookup is only a shortcut for finding coordinates.

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