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Message: [QUOTE="Leebo, post: 2914297, member: 142"] Chrome has options for inputting the longitude and latitude of the position you want it to think you are at. I can give more details when I get to my home computer. This doesn't necessarily mean you can avoid using a VPN, but if you have an American connection at all, you can then pinpoint the place you want. I use this to watch YouTube TV from Japan and have it reliably think I'm in a specific part of CT. EDIT: 1) In Chrome press Ctrl+Shift+I to open the developer tools, 2) In the section labeled "Sensors" under "Geolocation" choose "Custom Location," 3) Enter the longitude and latitude of the area you want Chrome to think you are. If you have an American connection, or are using a VPN to establish an American connection, this should let you trick it into thinking you are in a specific area. [/QUOTE]