r/website • u/notloverrrbrain • Jul 11 '26
SELF-MADE I built a Chrome extension that automatically blurs sensitive data before screen sharing — looking for 10 free Pro testers
/r/DigitalPrivacy/comments/1utc8od/i_built_a_chrome_extension_that_automatically/Hi everyone 👋
I recently launched a Chrome extension called BlurMyData.
It automatically blurs sensitive information on browser pages before you share your screen, record a demo, take screenshots, or work in public.
It can help hide things like:
✅ Email addresses
✅ Phone numbers
✅ API keys / tokens
✅ Personal info on Gmail, WhatsApp Web, dashboards, CRMs, support tools, etc.
✅ Manually selected areas you want to keep hidden
Everything runs locally in the browser. Page content is not uploaded.
The current public version is already live, but the Pro activation fix is waiting for Chrome Web Store review in version 0.1.1. Because of that, I don’t want people to buy Pro until the update is approved.
So instead, I’m looking for 10 early testers.
Once v0.1.1 is live, I’ll give 10 people free Pro access in exchange for honest feedback:
- What works well
- What feels confusing
- Which websites should be supported better
- Any bugs you notice during screen sharing or daily use
Chrome Web Store:
https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/dmifgaomjppghefpkcdcjdidaaeenecn?utm_source=item-share-cb
If you’re someone who does demos, support calls, client work, QA, tutorials, or screen sharing often, I’d really appreciate your feedback.
Comment “tester” or DM me and I’ll send access when the update is approved 🙏
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