Twitter Region Viewer

Displays 'Account based in' and 'Connected via' information next to usernames on X (Twitter) posts.

A Chrome extension that reveals the "Account based in" and "Connected via" information for Twitter/X users directly on their posts. it's an open source extension you can see the source code here: https://github.com/masooddalman/Twitter-Region-Viewer Features: - Region Detection: Displays the country where the account is based (e.g., "United States 🇺🇸"). - Connection Info: Shows the platform used to connect (e.g., "Android 🤖", "iPhone 🍎", "Web 🌐"). - Verification Status: Displays a green circle 🟢 if the account has a specific verified status icon (excluding generic info icons). - Hover Details: Hover over the region info to see a detailed tooltip with the full text (e.g., "USERNAME account based in COUNTRY (With VPN) Connecting via PLATFORM"). - Data Refresh: Includes a refresh button (🔄) to re-fetch and update the region data if it has changed. - Rate Limit Protection: Uses a "Click-to-Load" (🌍) mechanism to prevent Twitter from blocking your browser due to excessive requests. - Caching: Saves fetched data locally so you don't have to reload it for the same user twice. How It Works - Activation: The extension runs on twitter.com and x.com. - UI Injection: It injects a small globe icon (🌍) next to user names on your feed. - Data Fetching: When you click the icon, the extension loads the user's /about page in a hidden, sandboxed iframe. - Bypassing Restrictions: It uses declarativeNetRequest rules to strip X-Frame-Options and Content-Security-Policy headers, allowing the iframe to load successfully. - Parsing: It parses the DOM of the hidden iframe to extract specific region and connection data. - Display: The extracted data is formatted with emojis and displayed next to the user's name.