Censorly Chrome extension security report

Censorly filters unwanted words and phrases directly on web pages. Choose Hide, Censor, or Blur mode and control each saved word with Exact or Wildcard matching. Exact matching filters only the saved word. Wildcard matching also filters connected word endings—for example, “spam” can match “spamming,” “spammer,” and “spammed.” Features: • Hide, Censor, and Blur filtering modes • Exact or Wildcard matching for each word • Multi-word phrase matching • Accent-insensitive matching • Automatic filtering of dynamically loaded content • Filtering inside webpage search bars and text boxes • Per-site exclusions • Searchable filter list • Quick page-refresh control • Light and dark interface themes • Original text remains selectable and copyable Censorly processes webpage text locally inside your browser. It makes zero external API calls and does not use analytics, advertising, remote code, developer-controlled cloud processing, or user accounts. Your words, matching settings, filter mode, and excluded websites are stored through the browser’s extension storage. Censorly filters ordinary webpage text only. It cannot inspect words embedded inside images, videos, PDF files, Word documents, downloaded files, browser-protected pages, or internal Chrome pages. Censorly is designed for desktop versions of Chrome, Edge, and Brave on Windows, macOS, and Linux. - Disclosure: The Censorly extension and this store description were generated with the assistance of Base44 AI and reviewed by the developer - Change Log: https://censorly-extension.base44.app/changelog