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Shows whether each connection's IP matches your custom CIDR ruleset, and color-codes the toolbar icon. Based on IPvFoo. CIDR Match shows you, at a glance, whether the IP addresses a web page connects to fall within a CIDR list you define. Paste your IPv4 CIDR ranges once in the options page. Then, for every page you visit, the popup adds a column marking each connection's IP as a match (✔) or not (✖). The toolbar icon is color-coded green/red based on the main page's IP, so you get instant verification without even opening the popup. Use it to: - Verify split-tunnel VPN / policy-based routing is sending a site over the path you expect - Check a service against a firewall allowlist or blocklist - Sanity-check geo/ASN IP allocations - Confirm a request is hitting your CDN's edge ranges and not the origin Privacy first: all matching happens locally in your browser. Nothing is logged, uploaded, or sent anywhere. Your ruleset is stored only on your device. This extension is a derivative work based on the open-source IPvFoo project (Apache-2.0), with custom CIDR rule matching added. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the upstream author.
Jun 24, 2026
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