

Streamer Mode
Hides visible personal information from pages, similar to Discord's Streamer mode.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source
Platforms
- Online
- Google Chrome
- Firefox

Streamer Mode
Features
- Streaming
Tags
Streamer Mode News & Activities
Recent activities
Streamer Mode information
What is Streamer Mode?
Hides visible personal information from pages, similar to Discord's Streamer mode.
Features:
- Ensures pages do not display your personal information, EVEN while and before loading.
- Prevents changes to the pages from showing your personal information.
- Ability to specify any string as personal information.
- Warns users if a page is not fully supported by the extension, to prevent them from accidentally leaking their information.
Explanation:
When people are sharing their screen on Discord, Zoom, or even on sites like Twitch.tv. They often use their browser to react to videos, present information, play a game, etc. And if they visit a page that displays their full name, email, or some other type of personal information, that information is visible to the stream and there is nothing they can do to stop it. That information can then be used to spam, dox, and harrass a streamer or a user of these platforms. Platforms like Discord have a built in 'Streamer Mode' that hides personal information on Discord. But these modes don't protect users when they are streaming their browser. Other sites or platforms could still display personal information and up until recently there was no tool to protect users. This extension is the tool that solves these problems. With it, you can prevent your information from getting in the hands of people that shouldn't have ever had it; by preemptively removing that information from pages, before those pages are even visible.
Known Issues:
- Must be updated when new unsupported sites are reported (and manaully updated on Chrome/Opera).
- Tab title is still visible during load, leaking personal information contained in the title.
- PII can be determined by looking for what text is changed (Credit: u/cn0MMnb)

