IP Flager

**Know where any website really lives — without leaving the page.** IP Flager puts a small country flag on your toolbar showing where the site you're viewing is hosted. One glance tells you the server's country; one click reveals the full picture — IP address, city, region, postal code, timezone and coordinates. **What it does** - 🏴 **Country flag in the toolbar** — automatically shows the flag of the country hosting the current site's server, updated as you browse. - 🖱️ **Hover for the essentials** — domain, serving IP and country right in the icon tooltip, instantly. - 📍 **Click for the full report** — a clean card with country, city, region, postal code, timezone and GPS coordinates. - ⚡ **Instant & offline** — country detection runs against a built-in IP database, so the flag appears immediately with no network call. - 🏠 **Knows local & private addresses** — clearly marks localhost and LAN / private (RFC1918) IPs instead of guessing. - 🌗 **Polished, modern UI** with automatic dark mode. - 🔗 **One click to the full IP report** on MyIPLocation.org. **Private by design** The toolbar flag is detected entirely on your device from a bundled IP database — no network request, no tracking, no account. Only when you open the details popup is the website's server IP sent to MyIPLocation.org to fetch city-level information. Your browsing history is never collected, stored remotely, or sold. See our privacy policy for the full breakdown. **Great for** Developers and sysadmins checking where a host or CDN sits, security-minded users spotting where a page is served from, SEO and marketing researchers, and anyone simply curious about the geography of the web. **Just install it and browse — the flag does the rest.** ------------------------------------ version 2.0.0 - New UI ------------------------------------ version 1.1.3 - Bug fixed ------------------------------------ version 1.1.2 - Bug fixed ------------------------------------ version 1.1.1 - Bug fixed ------------------------------------ version 1.1.0 + Support for multiple languages - Bug fixed