Easy Blur

Blur parts of a web page, before taking screenshots or screen recordings

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By: Vivek

View on Chrome Web Store

Users: 484 ▲ 20

Rating: 5.00 (5)

Version: 2.0.4 (Last updated: 2024-04-25)

Creation date: 2023-12-07

Risk impact: Very low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

activeTab
storage
contextMenus
scripting

Size: 81.97K

Email: au*****@gmail.com

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# 41647 ▲ 497

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#179 in Art & Design ▲ 1 #42 in video editing keyword 23 ▼ 1 #220 in easy keyword 39 ▼ 31 #260 in video recorder keyword 76 ▲ 3

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Do you often need to mask confidential or sensitive details on a web page? Why spend many hours blurring parts of your videos, when you can blur them before recording? Save time in video editing and post processing!

Easy Blur helps you quickly select elements to 👉 Blur one or more elements 👉 Unblur them, if needed 👉 Customise the strength of the blur effect and the keyboard shortcuts

Common use cases ✅ Blur sensitive parts when recording product demos and walkthroughs ✅ Blur parts when recording tutorials ✅ Blur parts when recording videos for social media posts

This is an open source extension. View source code here: https://github.com/vivek-nexus/easy-blur

User reviews

Glauco Silva for Work, 2024-08-14

Many a times it becomes a headache to blur sensitive information of web pages in video editing software. Especially when the webpage is moving/dynamic then blur function doesn't work properly all the time revealing sensitive information while editing in video editing software and as a result lot of time is wasted. This chrome extension is an excellent hack to overcome this pain. Works effortlessly and the "Hover" enable/disable function is well thought out. Even when webpage is reloaded it captures with the same accuracy

SUNSHINE CONSULTANTS, 2024-07-18

I downloaded a few chrome extensions in search of a blur tool. This was definitely the best approach after getting the hang of it, especially because of the onHover element selection method with really clear boundaries. I was trying to blur specific iFrame elements inside of a modal and other tools would only allow for blurring the whole modal or otherwise the non-iFrame elements. Great job to the dev!