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Redact sensitive text locally before using AI tools
Hide sensitive webpage details before sharing your screen

Blur It is a browser extension for covering sensitive information before a screen share, recording, or demonstration. Users can click individual text elements such as names, email addresses, and numbers, or draw a box over a larger area containing a chart, form, or image. The blur is applied directly to the webpage being shown.
Selections persist through page reloads, helping someone resume a presentation without repeating the setup. The extension also detects common categories of sensitive text and processes its work locally in the browser. It is useful for preparing customer demonstrations, tutorials, and internal meetings where a real application needs to remain visible while selected details are concealed.
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