DataBlur blurs the sensitive stuff on your screen
DataBlur
You share your screen for everything now. And you know the small jolt when a password or a client's name is sitting right there in the frame for everyone watching. DataBlur is a small add-on for your browser that blurs them before anyone sees.
To them it's a smudge; to you it's still there
To them it’s a smudge. To you it’s still there.
On a web page, you point at what you don't want seen. An email, a phone number, a card number. DataBlur blurs each one right where it sits, live, as you share. And it stays blurred even when the page reloads.
For anyone who shares a screen with real data on it
For anyone who shares a screen with real data on it.
Picture who's sharing a screen right now. A salesperson on a live demo. Someone on a support call. A creator recording a tutorial, their whole inbox in the shot. One wrong tab, and a private detail is out in the open. DataBlur hides it while you share.
It blurs right in the page, on your own machine
It blurs right in the page, on your own machine.
Here's how it works. You click an element, drag a box, or pick a word, and DataBlur blurs it right there in the page. It stays blurred through a reload, so it can't slip back mid-call. Blur one field, and DataBlur blurs every matching one with it, a whole column of card numbers at once. DataBlur can also spot the shape of a secret on its own. An email, a phone number, or a card number, and it blurs them for you. And here's the part that matters. All of this happens inside your own browser. Your screen is never sent to a server to decide what to hide.
More than a feature: it blurs live, before anyone sees
More than a feature: it blurs live, before anyone sees.
Product or feature? A video call app or a screen recorder could add blur, and simpler blur add-ons already exist. But the edge here is real. DataBlur hides things live, as you share, so nothing gets out in the first place. It works on any site. And it's free to start. And a nice touch: hold a key, and you can peek under a blur yourself, while everyone else sees a smudge.
A free add-on for Chrome, Edge, Brave, and Firefox
A free add-on for Chrome, Edge, Brave, and Firefox.
DataBlur runs in whatever browser you use, and it's made by Kosta Zanin. The free version handles the everyday blurring. If you want the extras, Pro is five dollars a month, or thirty-nine dollars once.
The next time you share, your secrets are already blurred
DataBlur
So the next time you share your screen, the passwords and the private details are already blurred, before anyone on the call sees them.
