Browser add-on that shows your public IP address (via clean.myip.wtf)
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About

myip.wtf relays information about your public IP address from clean.myip.wtf/json to your browser.

Example

Install

Chrome

  • Produce the build/ directory

      $ git clone https://github.com/0x1eef/myip.wtf
      $ cd myip.wtf
      $ npm i
      $ npm run build:production
    
  • Load the extension

    • Visit chrome://extensions.
    • Check Developer mode (top right hand corner).
    • Click Load unpacked extension.
    • Choose the build/production/ directory from the file dialog.
    • Done.

Firefox

The share/myip.wtf/xpi directory contains signed XPI files for Firefox users. After downloading an XPI file the extension can be added to the browser from about:addons.

Sources

License

BSD Zero Clause
See LICENSE