An extension to make it easier to avoid vicarious trauma while doing OSINT work
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8
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#211K
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Version
0.0.1
updated 16 May 2023
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About Painless peek
Painless Peek is a browser extension to make it easier to more safley view traumatic imagery.
Please note this is an early version- Filtering is VERY spotty. New versions are coming in the next few days- Try to use this mostly on simple pages, and don't rely on it in general.
Notably, this version does not filter images on t.me or twitter.com (somewhat important websites for osint work).
It can apply various filters, from a blur or a greyscale to colour shifts, to artbitrary selectors- At the moment images, but it's easy to format it onto other targets.
Extra filters as compared to other tools for bluring images are useful, but the best option is the "letterbox" filter, which allows you to view part of an image without filters while leaving the rest filtered- So you can inspect the detail on a building while leaving bodies in the foreground blured.