Goksu introduces "Blurs," a browser extension designed to enhance privacy during screen sharing and streaming by allowing users to selectively obscure sensitive information, thus saving time on post-production editing and reducing the risk of accidental data leaks.
Browser Extension (Chromium-based and Firefox)
2024-11-06
- Chrome Extension
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Blurs provides an intuitive interface for users to easily select elements and apply filters, making it user-friendly.
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The real-time filtering capabilities save users time by eliminating the need for post-production editing.
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Its compatibility with major browsers ensures a wide user base and accessibility.
Improvement 1
The extension could offer more granular control over specific types of content, such as video or audio elements.
Improvement 2
Improved onboarding tutorials or guides would enhance user familiarity and boost adoption rates.
Improvement 3
Expanding compatibility to more browsers, particularly Microsoft Edge, should be prioritized to reach a broader audience.
Product Functionality
Consider adding features that allow for the quick removal or adjustment of filters to improve user flexibility during live sessions.
UI & UX
Enhance the UI by providing a more visual representation of active filters on the webpage, perhaps through a sidebar or overlay that shows all applied filters.
SEO or Marketing
Implement a content marketing strategy that showcases practical use cases through blog posts or video tutorials to demonstrate the app's effectiveness.
MultiLanguage Support
Introduce multi-language support to appeal to non-English speaking audiences, which could significantly expand your user base.
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What browsers does Blurs support?
Blurs works with any Chromium-based browser and Firefox. Microsoft Edge compatibility is currently pending.
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Can I customize the filter size?
Yes, users can draw a custom fixed position filter on their page, which allows for full customization of the filter size.
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Is there a limit to how many elements I can blur?
No, there is no set limit to how many elements you can filter at once. You can apply filters to multiple elements as needed.