Add shotscrub under Privacy / Security - #180
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One line under Image Scrubber.
Image Scrubber is for faces and metadata in photos. This one is for the other half of the problem, screenshots of terminals and dashboards, where what leaks is a key or a token sitting in plain text. It OCRs the image in the browser, matches the known credential shapes plus anything that looks like a random secret, and drops opaque boxes over the lines that carry them. You can click a box off if it got something wrong, or drag one on if it missed.
No upload, no server, no analytics. The OCR files come from the same origin, and the file you save is redrawn from a canvas so the covered pixels are really gone and the EXIF the original had goes with them.
Full disclosure, it's mine. Source at https://github.com/ChangkeunJ/shotscrub under MIT.