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I like the idea of being able to save the blurred areas, having standard sets of these for popular sites (e.g., GitHub API keys, Twilio, AWS, etc.) would be wor
by tedyoung 5y ago
I like the idea of being able to save the blurred areas, having standard sets of these for popular sites (e.g., GitHub API keys, Twilio, AWS, etc.) would be worth paying for.
As others have mentioned, I'd like more secure ways to blur the area, e.g., completely blanking it out, or filling with random text and then blurring.
Edit: Would also be useful to replace the text instead of blurring, that way viewers could see realistic information without revealing real keys, etc.
Edit: Please allow the plus (+) symbol for emails.
- theindianappguy 5y agowill definitely work on it, can you explain Please allow the plus (+) symbol for emails? please
- charsi 5y agoYour email validation is probably rejecting email addresses with + in them. Gmail (and other providers) allow users to use virtual email addresses made up of their normal email with a +something appended to it. So I can give facebook the email myname+fbsucks@gmail.com. This makes it easier to steer the emails into folders and I'll also know where the email was leaked when a random company emails me using that address.