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Blur sensitive information on web pages during screen sharing or client demos Blur Genie | Hide Sensitive Info During Screen Shares & Demos Ever shared your screen during a client call and accidentally exposed API keys, email addresses, revenue figures, or personal data? Blur Genie fixes that. Simply mark the elements you want to keep private, then flip Hide Mode on before your call. Everything you marked is instantly blurred — and restored the moment you turn it off. How it works Visit any page and click "Select Elements to Hide" Click on any element on the page to mark it — emails, numbers, names, anything Before your demo or screen share, toggle Hide Mode ON All marked elements are blurred instantly. Toggle off when you're done. Features - Point-and-click selection — no coding, no CSS selectors, no configuration files - One-click Hide Mode — blur everything at once, across all your open tabs simultaneously - Persistent per-page settings — your selections are saved and restored automatically on every visit - Works on any website — dashboards, admin panels, CRMs, banking apps, SaaS tools - SPA-friendly — works seamlessly on React, Vue, and Angular apps that update content dynamically - Zero data collection — everything stays in your browser, nothing is sent anywhere Perfect for - Developers demoing apps with real data - Sales and support teams on live customer calls - Freelancers sharing work-in-progress with clients - Anyone doing screen recordings or tutorial videos Blur Genie is lightweight, open, and works entirely offline. No account, no sign-up, no tracking.
Jul 24, 2026
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