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Blur sensitive info on-screen before you screenshot. Click to reveal. No data leaves your device. Blur sensitive information on any webpage before you screenshot — with one click. Screenshot Shield automatically detects and hides emails, credit card numbers, phone numbers, passwords, SSNs, IP addresses, and account numbers the moment you activate it. No manual selection required. HOW IT WORKS ① Click the Shield icon in your toolbar ② Blur Sensitive data ③ Take your screenshot — private info stays hidden ④ Click any blurred element to reveal it for 5 seconds, then it auto-hides FULLY PRIVATE Screenshot Shield runs 100% locally in your browser. No data is ever sent to any server. No accounts required. No analytics. No tracking. Your information stays on your device — always. MANUAL BLUR Click any element on the page to blur it manually. Useful for names, addresses, or any content auto-detection might miss. BULK CONTROLS Use "Reveal All" or "Re-hide All" from the popup to manage multiple blurred items at once. CUSTOMISABLE Choose which data types to detect, set how long revealed items stay visible (3s–30s), and toggle toast notifications — all from the Settings panel. Perfect for sharing bank statements, support tickets, HR dashboards, or any screen that contains information you'd rather keep private.
May 9, 2026
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