Emulate geolocation

Requires a Standard license

Capture Where am I? — a page that maps whatever navigator.geolocation reports — with --emulate-geolocation set to an RFC 5870 geo URI, placing it at Wall Drug, South Dakota, saved to whereami.png.

Run locally

zshot --emulate-geolocation "geo:43.993184992771454,-102.24168045794855" \
  -x 880 -y 700 -f whereami.png --wait-for js:whereami:ready \
  https://zshot-cli.com/example_assets/whereami/

{
  "url": "https://zshot-cli.com/example_assets/whereami/",
  "output_type": "png",
  "browser_width": 880,
  "browser_height": 700,
  "emulate_geolocation": "geo:43.993184992771454,-102.24168045794855",
  "wait_for": "js:whereami:ready"
}

curl -X POST http://127.0.0.1:3000/ \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"url":"https://zshot-cli.com/example_assets/whereami/","output_type":"png","browser_width":880,"browser_height":700,"emulate_geolocation":"geo:43.993184992771454,-102.24168045794855","wait_for":"js:whereami:ready"}' \
  -o whereami.png

The page reads navigator.geolocation; --emulate-geolocation puts it at Wall Drug, South Dakota. zshot ≥ 0.21.1

A map centered on Wall, South Dakota, with a pin and the reported coordinates above it — Expected output

See the browser flags for the other emulation options.