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ZeroBlur — Blur sensitive information and share screen with confidence
ZeroBlur is a 100% free Chrome extension to quickly blur sensitive information. Stop worrying about leaking sensitive data when delivering a product demo or a sales call. In few clicks you'll be able to blur any element or page area of any web app or website.
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Finally! I've been waiting for something like that for months, maybe years! Great job Massimo!
@duplikey Grazie Raffaele :) Let me know if you find any bug or if you have fancy features ideas!
Great! this is very useful and will save me a lot of time in video post production when recording product videos
@leelaunches It depends. It cannot blur elements within a videos. But if you are recording a video of your browser with blurred elements, sure they will be blurred, that's exactly the problem I was facing.
REALLY smart stuff for everyone working from home--also great for folks like my grandparents who wouldn't think twice about screensharing their banking information. Appreciate it!
Cool idea, good luck 👍 I always approach such extensions with skepticism. How secure is it to use your extension? I also see you collect some personal information. Is there any specific reason?
@amirali_nurmagomedov great point... extensions can be tricky! Actually I need to double check that part, it's wrong, the extension doesn't collect any data and stores everything locally on your browser. I get 0 data back from the extension and there's no signup needed to use it :)
That's a cool tool! Very often I take screenshots for my clients. I don't want to expose some of my sensitive info, so I have to crop it every time. With this tool finally I can take full size screenshots without worrying about cropping and everything else to protect my data. Thank you and congratulations with release on ProductHunt!
Sitting at the intersection of infosec and sales.... sounds like something @mara_willemin would enjoy. Great idea, thanks for sharing!
@devon_malloy Thanks Devon! @mara_willemin hope you like it, let me know if you have any question!
@devon_malloy @massimocw ohhhh you are right, I do love this! I'll have to download it - thanks friends!
Hey, fellow ProductHunters! 👋🏻
Every time I was on a video call sharing my screen, I could feel shivers down my spine, wondering if I was sharing any sensitive data... customers' emails or names, api keys, and so on.
Of course you should deliver demos from sandboxes... but you don't always have one and you might need to use a real world use case of your app to show a specific feature. And that's always scary!
That's why I've built Zero Blur, a completely free Chrome & Edge Extension ( Firefox and Opera coming soon) to blur out page elements or page areas.
Once you install the extension you'll be able to:
✅Blur specific DOM elements
✅Blur areas of the page with drag and drop
✅Define the intensity of the blur effect applied
✅For each blur area define if it should be applied only on the current page or domain-wide
Everything is stored at a browser level, so every time you enable the extension, all the previously defined blur zones will be restored, no need to redo everything for each demo!
ZeroBlur works with websites, server-side apps and PWA!
If you find any bug or have features requests please let me know in the comments.
Looking forward to reading your feedback and answering any question you might have!
Ciao
Massimo
@massimocw looks very awesome! I think it could be useful for sales and product team when talking with customers.
@_1_ras 100% that's one of the most common use cases! Especially when you have to show some feature that requires live data to make sense in the demo :)
@massimocw Oh, what a wonderful solution to a problem that I'm sure a lot of us are experiencing! I've had my fair share of worrying about sensitive data being seen. Congratulations on this!
@massimocw I do a lot of screencast and felt this issue a lot lately. This is really a pain killer idea. I will test it out. Thanks!
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