Doesn't sniff default country code using fallbacks when ad block is installed

[johnnyshankman]

Ad block will automatically block all calls to common websites that return your IP address information.

There should be a fallback that uses globals in the browser to sniff it out. I do something like this:

  const locale = navigator.language

  // Step 2: Check if the locale includes the region (country)
  if (locale.includes('-')) {
    const iso2CountryCode = locale.split('-')[1].toUpperCase();
    return iso2CountryCode;
  }

  // Step 3: Fallback to navigator.languages
  if (navigator.languages && navigator.languages.length > 0) {
    for (const lang of navigator.languages) {
      if (lang.includes('-')) {
        const iso2CountryCode = lang.split('-')[1].toUpperCase();
        return iso2CountryCode;
      }
    }
  }

Also there's no way to pass a default value for when the IP api call fails which is frustrating.