Page access
The extension needs page access to place blur overlays on top of sensitive areas. That access is used locally for the current browsing experience.
Why Screen Privacy Blur needs browser permissions
Understand how Screen Privacy Blur uses browser permissions for local blur overlays, saved preferences, billing, and support.
Storage
Local storage may be used to remember your blur preferences, saved areas, and Pro status so you do not have to configure the same setup repeatedly.
Network calls
The extension may contact billing or support endpoints for Pro checkout and subscription verification. It does not upload screen content for blur processing.
- Permissions support overlays and preferences
- Blur processing does not require uploading page content
- Saved preferences stay scoped to the extension experience
- Billing calls are separate from screen data
How to prepare before sharing
- Open the browser tab or desktop context you plan to present.
- Place blur overlays over the private fields that can appear during the walkthrough.
- Review the visible area, then start the call or recording.
Related resources
Privacy Policy for Screen Privacy Blur
Learn how Screen Privacy Blur protects screen privacy without collecting screen content, browsing activity, or personal files.
Terms of Service
Terms for using Screen Privacy Blur, including free manual blur features and an optional Smart Auto Blur Pro subscription.
What Screen Privacy Blur collects
Screen Privacy Blur is local-first: it does not upload screen content, page text, screenshots, recordings, passwords, or API keys.