BlurPane
The local-first privacy blur & redaction extension, by Digit Grove.
BlurPane does not collect, store, transmit, or share any of your data. Period.
BlurPane runs entirely inside your browser (Chrome). When you blur, pixelate, or black out part of a web page, that change happens locally on your device and is visible only to you — and to anyone you choose to show your screen to.
BlurPane does not collect any of your data. Specifically:
BlurPane uses your browser's local storage to remember your preferences (blur intensity and style) and your saved blur rules and profiles (which regions to blur on which sites). This information is stored only on your computer, never leaves it, and is not accessible to us or anyone else. It records only where to blur — never the content of the pages you visit.
BlurPane requests the minimum permissions needed to function:
These permissions are used solely to provide the blurring and capture features. No browsing data is read for any other purpose, and none is transmitted anywhere. The "Save redacted PNG" image is generated locally and handed straight to your browser's download — it is never uploaded.
Future optional features (for example, cloud sync of your saved rules) would store only your settings — never page content — and any such feature will be clearly described here before it ships, and will be strictly optional.
Questions about this policy? Contact Digit Grove at support@digitgrove.com.