At work
Separate personal browsing from the tabs you need for work.
WORK & SCREEN SHARING
Someone is coming. Hide your tabs.
Keep personal browsing out of sight before it appears in a shared screen or work conversation.
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THE PROBLEM
Work on one side. Personal browsing on the other.
A screen share, shared computer, or unexpected conversation can expose unrelated tabs. SBA gives you a quick, controlled response.
- Keep work tabs visible
- Hide personal matches
- Mute matching media at the same time
BEFORE → ACTION → AFTER
See the change in one shortcut.
BeforeWork + personal tabs
ActionPanic shortcut
AfterWork tabs remain
HOW IT WORKS
One shortcut, two privacy actions
- 01
Define personal matches
Add the sites or words that identify tabs you do not want visible.
- 02
Configure the Panic Button
Choose Mute and Hide for matching tabs.
- 03
Use the shortcut
Trigger both actions before sharing your screen or handing over your computer.
Useful beyond one awkward moment
Screen sharing
Keep unrelated tabs out of your presentation.
Shared computers
Quickly control tabs you do not want left visible.
Unexpected audio
Silence matching media before it interrupts the room.
Use SBA on your preferred browser.
Use the same privacy workflow on Chrome, Edge, or Firefox.
Frequently asked questions
Will SBA hide every tab?
Only tabs matching the keywords you configure are affected by matching actions.
Can it help during screen sharing?
Yes. You can hide matching unrelated tabs before or during a screen-sharing session.
Does the Panic Button also mute sound?
The Panic Button can be configured to hide and mute matching tabs together.
Is my browsing sent to a server?
SBA performs keyword matching locally in the browser; review the privacy policy for full details.
Keep personal browsing private.
Set your matching rules before you need them.
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