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Blur WhatsApp names and profile images, and mask sensitive fields before screen sharing. Screen Share Privacy Field Masker helps protect sensitive information while browsing, recording tutorials, sharing your screen, taking screenshots, preparing demos, handling support calls, or working with client data. The extension can hide common sensitive data such as email addresses, phone numbers, names, addresses, usernames, company fields, card numbers, IP addresses and your own custom words or phrases. It can also blur images and videos separately, with an intensity control and one-click media blur toggle. You can run protection across the full browser, only on the current Chrome tab, only on specific URL rules, or ignore pages where masking is not needed. Choose full masking or partial masking by percentage or fixed digits/chars. For pages where you only want to hide specific fields, use Page Scan. It scans the current page, shows detected sensitive fields, and lets you save only the fields you want to mask for that URL. Screen Share Privacy Field Masker includes a 7-day trial and paid license activation. Customers can start a trial with email signup, sync an active subscription by email, open the pricing page, and activate with a license key. The extension stores masking preferences locally in Chrome browser storage. Page content and custom masking rules are processed locally in the browser and are not uploaded to the license server.
Sep 1, 2026
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