Most modern browsers including FireFox, Chrome, Edge, Opera and Safari support HTML5 Geolocation API, and they can find precise geolocation of a user using the browser API. The browser API detects latitude and longitude cordinates of the device by examining Wifi Signal or GPS (if available). For example, if you're using a browser on a smartphone, the browser will use the GPS signal to detect your location while on a desktop, the Wifi signals are triangulated to detect latitude and longitude of your location.
Permissions API:
Origin Permissions
'prompt' – you ask when iplocation.net tries to request your location
Global Permissions
'prompt' – you allow third-party websites to request your location
Geolocation API:
API Status:
Your browser supports Geolocation API
watchPosition:
Watch Position is
getCurrentPosition:
IP Location Widget
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'prompt' – you ask when iplocation.net tries to request your location