Apple Region Switcher & Developer Toolkit

Apple Region Switcher is a Chrome extension designed to help users quickly switch between regional versions of the App Store and Apple Music. When viewing an app, developer page, album, or song, simply click the extension icon and select another country or region. The extension keeps the current content path, query parameters, and page destination whenever possible, instead of redirecting you back to the store homepage. It is especially useful for: * App developers checking availability across different regional App Stores * Product, marketing, QA, and localization teams reviewing regional listings * Apple Music users exploring content available in other countries or regions * Users who frequently switch between stores such as the United States, China, Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore, the United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia * Anyone who wants to avoid manually editing region codes in Apple URLs Key features: * Supports both the App Store and Apple Music * Quickly switches between countries and regions * Automatically detects the current store region * Preserves the current app, developer, album, or song page * Searches by country name, region name, or region code * Lets users save favorite regions * Shows recently used regions * Provides quick access to popular regions * Supports context menu actions and keyboard shortcuts * Saves preferences locally in the browser Why install Apple Region Switcher? Switching Apple Store regions manually usually requires editing the region code in the URL, such as changing `/cn/` to `/us/` or `/jp/`. This is repetitive, easy to get wrong, and may cause you to lose the page you are currently viewing. Apple Region Switcher reduces the entire process to a few clicks. Whether you are reviewing an app listing, checking a developer page, or opening an Apple Music album in another market, the extension helps you reach the corresponding regional page quickly and efficiently. Privacy: Apple Region Switcher does not require an account, does not collect browsing history, does not upload page content, and does not access websites unrelated to the App Store or Apple Music. Favorite regions and recent selections are stored locally in your browser.