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Lock your tabs and sensitive sites with a 6-digit code, safe from prying eyes. TaBlur keeps prying eyes out of your browser when you step away from your desk. LOCK A TAB Press Alt+Shift+L or click the toolbar button: the page is replaced by a lock screen. Its content, title and icon leave the tab, and the lock survives reloads, the Back button and browser restarts. PROTECT A SITE Add your webmail, bank or messaging site to your protected sites and it stays locked everywhere: new tab, history, bookmarks, typed address. The lock works at network level, so the page is not even loaded until you unlock it. LOCK AUTOMATICALLY Protected sites lock again after a period of inactivity, when your computer screen locks, and every time the browser restarts. Alt+Shift+K locks them all at once. UNLOCK YOUR WAY Type your 6-digit code (it unlocks as soon as you enter the sixth digit), or use Windows Hello, Touch ID, your phone or a security key. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • Your code is never stored, only a salted hash, and repeated wrong guesses trigger growing delays. • Site access is requested one site at a time, only for the sites you protect. • No data collection, no tracking: nothing ever leaves your browser. TaBlur stops casual snooping. Anyone who can disable extensions can lift the locks, unless your administrator enforces TaBlur through a browser policy.
Oct 11, 2026
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