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VPN Smart IP Verifier version history - 2 versions

VPN Smart IP Verifier by ale.msquared

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VPN Smart IP Verifier version history - 2 versions

  • Be careful with old versions! These versions are displayed for testing and reference purposes.You should always use the latest version of an add-on.

  • Latest version

    Version 4.0

    Released May 25, 2026 - 17.66 KB
    Works with firefox 109.0a1 and later, android 120.0 and later
    • Version Milestone: Upgraded the extension framework to version 4.0 with comprehensive code optimizations.
    • Native Android Integration: Fully optimized for Firefox for Android! The interface now seamlessly renders as an adaptive bottom sheet overlay instead of opening a broken or misaligned browser tab.
    • Desktop Continuity: Fixed a toolbar collision bug from version 2.0.0. The toolbar button now correctly toggles the native sidebar on desktop without being hijacked by pop-up configurations.
    • Smarter Geolocation Engine: Replaced basic city overrides with an automated dual-stack routing engine that checks across multiple API providers (FreeIPAPI and IPInfo) with micro-radius coordinate verification.
    • Improved UI Stability: Integrated non-flashing layout states and inline loading micro-spinners to ensure connection diagnostics update smoothly without screen flickering.

    Source code released under Mozilla Public License 2.0

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  • Older versions

    Version 2.0.0

    Released May 21, 2026 - 12.41 KB
    Works with firefox 140.0 and later, android 140.0 and later
    • Integrated real-time IP geolocation data mapping (City, Country) directly under both active IPv4 and IPv6 network rows.
    • Hardened the geolocation pipeline with an isolated, multi-attempt retry engine to permanently eliminate "Unknown Location" drops caused by post-VPN network lag or shared exit-node rate limits.
    • Added a smart metropolitan anchor dictionary to clean up data-center location outputs, cleanly translating technical industrial hubs directly into their primary customer-facing target cities (e.g. mapping Aubervilliers seamlessly to Paris).

    Source code released under Mozilla Public License 2.0

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