DataBlur is a free browser extension that blurs emails, card numbers, and passwords before you share your screen
Screen sharing is the quiet leak in ordinary remote work, and tonight the fix is a one-click install.
DataBlur installs as an extension for Chrome, Edge, Brave, and Firefox and blurs sensitive material on the page in real time during live calls, demos, and recordings. Maker Kosta Zanin says the detection is deterministic pattern matching rather than machine learning, so emails, phone numbers, names, credit cards, and API keys are caught locally, with no cloud and no AI involved. You can also blur by hand, by a regex list, by a per-site profile, or by picking one element and letting it blur every similar one, and Zanin describes the fail-safe as blurring everything rather than exposing everything. The free version carries every feature with a badge on each auto-applied blur, and Pro is $4.99 a month or $39 once.
