According to AlphaMoat, as of 2026-10, the Chrome extension BlurGPT has 35 users (-5.4% MoM), rated 5 (8 reviews) — ranked #6,521 of 10,012 AI browser extensions, and #1,607 of 2,527 in General AI.
What is BlurGPT
BlurGPT is a privacy extension for ChatGPT that blurs your chat history without losing access to your conversations. When sharing a screen, recording a video, or working in public, the blurred sidebar keeps conversation titles hidden from view while the chats themselves stay available whenever needed. Conversations remain one click away, and the screen stays private to anyone looking over the shoulder or watching a stream, so users no longer have to choose between privacy and convenience.
- 01Blurs ChatGPT chat history for on-screen privacy
- 02Keeps full access to all chats
- 03Designed for screen sharing, recording and public spaces
- 04Hides conversation titles from onlookers and cameras
- 05Privacy protection without losing functionality
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Blur ChatGPT history for privacy without losing access to chats. Keep conversations safe and your screen private. Blur ChatGPT history for privacy without losing access to chats. Keep conversations safe and your screen private.
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