MeetingArmor — Your screen-share privacy buddy

About

# Share Your Screen, Not Your Secrets.

MeetingArmor blurs every tab you didn't approve the moment you start sharing your screen — so a stray DM, email, or dashboard never sneaks into view.

Arm it before a call, pick which sites stay visible, and everything else is instantly blurred and renamed across all your windows — including tabs already open and any tab you switch to. Stray onto something off-list? It's already hidden.

Disarm and every tab snaps right back to normal.

No tabs moved. No windows rearranged. Nothing leaves your machine.

Unlike Chrome's "Share a Tab" (one tab only) or "Share a Window" (zero protection if you fumble), MeetingArmor gives you multi-tab freedom with a safety net on anything you didn't allow.

## ✨ Features

1. One-click Arm / Disarm from the toolbar.

2. Choose exactly which domains stay visible, with fast search for long tab lists.

3. Maintain an Always Visible list so trusted sites never blur (Google Meet included; add Zoom, Teams, dashboards, and more).

4. Right-click any page and select "Always allow this site."

5. Use the Panic Key (Alt + Shift + X) to blur everything instantly.

6. Treat each domain separately (meet.google.com ≠ calendar.google.com).

7. Enjoy clean restoration — titles, favicons, and clarity return exactly as they were.

## 🔒 Privacy First

1. Everything stays inside your browser using Local Storage.

2. No accounts.

3. No servers.

4. No analytics.

5. No tracking.

6. Nothing is ever uploaded.

## 💡 Recommended Setup

1. Share a single Chrome window or tab instead of your entire desktop.

2. Keep Chrome fullscreen to hide the address bar and maximize privacy.

3. Arm MeetingArmor before joining a call.

4. Share confidently, knowing anything outside your approved list stays protected.

Built for anyone who shares their screen and has too many tabs open.

Help and Contact
Have feedback, ideas, or found a bug? I’d love to hear from you.
Contact me at [email protected] and share your thoughts or problems.