Two ways to hide
- Select element: click an element on the page to hide it (↑ ↓ change the selection)
- Select text: drag over text, then click Mask
- Click a mask to remove it
BlurMark
Chrome
Blur what you don't want to show.
BlurMark lets you blur elements and text you don't want to show on a web page with a simple click or drag. Hide personal information on screen before sharing your screen or taking a screenshot. Settings are stored only in your browser, and it never communicates with external servers.
Highlights
- 01
Click or drag to hide
Click an element, or drag over text. You can hide just part of a sentence.
- 02
Stays hidden next time
Masks are saved per site and applied again after reloading, including to content loaded later.
- 03
Everything stays in your browser
No external communication, no account and no ads. Your settings are stored only in your browser.
Features
Effects
- Blur, Pixelate and Solid
- Three strengths: Low, Medium and High
- Set the default effect and strength for new masks in Settings
Managing masks
- List the masks on the page; turn each on or off, change its effect and strength, or remove it
- The toolbar badge shows the number of masks on the page
- Review and delete saved sites, or delete all settings
Temporarily show
- Temporarily show the masked content on the page with the popup switch or a shortcut (Alt+Shift+B by default)
- Masks come back when you press it again or reload the page
- Japanese and English user interface
Price
Free.
What BlurMark does not do
- Masks only change how a page looks. The original content stays in the page and can still be read from its source or developer tools
- BlurMark does not erase passwords or other secrets. The text you select to hide is saved unencrypted in your browser so the mask can be restored
- Shadow DOM contents, canvas, PDFs and iframes are not supported, and a mask may not come back if a site changes its page structure
BlurMark
A Chrome extension that blurs any element or text on a web page with a click or a drag