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Keep your Facebook experience private with this extension that hides sensitive content until you choose to reveal it. This extension hides your messages and contacts until you hover over them. Privacy Extension for Facebook is a powerful tool designed to protect your personal space while browsing Facebook, especially in public or shared environments. This extension automatically blurs sensitive or private elements such as your recent conversations, messages, chat sidebar, and contact names. With one simple setting, you can hide these areas by default and reveal them only when you hover over them — keeping your information safe from prying eyes without interrupting your Facebook experience. Key Features: - Blur chat messages, message previews, and contact names - Automatically detect and obscure new or dynamic content - Hover-to-reveal functionality for quick access - Lightweight, efficient, and fully client-side - Customizable settings for user control over what gets blurred Privacy First Your privacy is our top priority. This extension does not collect, transmit, or store any of your messages or personal data. All processing is done locally in your browser, ensuring that your information stays private and secure. Whether you're screen-sharing, working in a public space, or simply want an extra layer of visual privacy, Privacy Extension for Facebook helps keep your digital life your own. *This extension is an independent project developed by Ozan Bilgiç and has no relationship to Facebook. Support this project: https://buymeacoffee.com/ozanbilgic
Nov 12, 2025
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