Password Reveal Shield

Hides 'show password' reveal icons on every site so on-screen passwords can't be shoulder-surfed. Collects no data.

Password Reveal Shield disables "show password" / "eye icon" reveal controls across every website — without ever hiding or interfering with the password field itself. WHY IT MATTERS Most login forms include a small icon that lets anyone standing nearby unmask a typed password with a single click. On shared screens, open offices, screen-shares, and public spaces, that control turns a private field into a public one. Password Reveal Shield removes that risk by disabling the reveal control the moment the page loads — the password field still works exactly as before, you just can't un-mask it on screen. HOW IT WORKS - Runs locally in your browser on every page you visit - Detects reveal/show-password controls by their markup, attributes, and icon patterns - Disables and visually hides just the reveal control — typing, pasting, autofill, and password managers all continue to work normally - No configuration needed — protection is active by default PRIVACY FIRST Password Reveal Shield does not collect, store, log, or transmit any data. It has no server, no account, and no analytics. It never reads or stores password values — it only inspects page structure to locate reveal controls, entirely in memory, and forgets everything the moment you navigate away. ENTERPRISE READY IT administrators can manage the extension via Chrome's Managed Storage policy — enabling/disabling it, exempting specific domains, or adding custom detection patterns — all through standard enterprise policy tools, with no separate account or dashboard required. PERMISSIONS USED - Access to webpage content (all sites): required to detect and disable reveal controls on any login form you encounter - Storage: required only to read administrator-configured policy settings (not used to store any personal or user data) Full privacy policy: https://sites.google.com/silveredgeit.com/extension-privacy/privacy-policy