| What it does | Open-source browser extension to modify HTTP request and response headers and cookies
| Blur sensitive data before screen sharing
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| Pricing model | Open source
| Freemium
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| Free plan: $0/month, includes manual click, region, and selection blur, blur strength control, one-click clear, and 1 saved website. Pro plan: pricing not stated on page.
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| Key features | - Modify request and response headers with a focused editor interface
- Scope rules to specific URLs using browser-supported filter patterns
- Customize response cookies with Domain, Path, SameSite, Lifetime, Max-Age, and Secure attributes
- Create up to five local rule profiles for different projects and test setups
- Import and export profiles as local JSON files between browsers
- Enable, disable, delete, and annotate rules with comments
- Support for Chrome, Edge, and Firefox
- All rules stored locally in browser with no server transmission
| - Click, region, and selection blur on any webpage
- Adjustable blur strength with light to fully unreadable masking
- Fake data replacement with demo-safe placeholders
- Unlimited saved rules by URL, path, or domain (Pro)
- Demo Mode toggle for one-click protection activation
- Tab title and favicon masking to hide browser tab details
- Quick Remove to unblur single items without rebuilding setup
- Auto-scan for sensitive fields (Pro)
- Local-first protection without uploading page content
- Works on Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and Firefox
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| What makes it different | - Open-source with MIT License and full transparency
- Rules stored entirely locally with no analytics, tracking, or external servers
- Lightweight alternative to ModHeader
- URL scoping prevents rules from affecting unintended websites
- Simple interface requires no coding knowledge
| - Local-first privacy with no page content uploads for normal protection workflows
- Realistic fake data replacement keeps pages believable without showing real customer information
- Saved rules auto-apply after refreshes and navigation across different URL patterns
- Side panel UI controls blur without covering the webpage being prepared
- Works on live production webpages including SaaS dashboards, CRMs, and internal apps
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| Community votes | 0 | 0 |
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| DR (Domain Rating by Ahrefs) | 20 ▲ +5 (up) since last check | 8 ● no change since last check |
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| Trust Flow (Majestic) | 3 | 11 |
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| Citation Flow (Majestic) | 18 | 19 |
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| Referring domains (Majestic) | 13 | 21 |
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