ChatVeil

Mask non-current chatbot conversation titles with hover reveal and per-title unlocks.

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Wooonster

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Version

0.1.0

Créé

19/05/2026

Mis à jour

19/05/2026

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62,4 ko

Licence

MIT

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ChatVeil

ChatVeil is a local-only privacy tool for chatbot sidebars. It masks non-current conversation titles by default, keeps the current conversation visible, reveals masked titles while hovered or keyboard-focused, and lets users pin individual titles visible from chat menus or with a triple-click.

The project ships the same TypeScript masking core in two forms:

A Chrome Manifest V3 extension built with WXT.
A Tampermonkey userscript built with Vite.

What It Does

Masks chat history titles without rewriting the original page text.
Reveals a title temporarily on hover or focus.
Keeps the active conversation title readable.
Adds a lightweight menu action to keep individual titles unmasked.
Stores per-title unlocks as hashed keys instead of raw titles.
Supports a default skeleton mask, a character mask, and a blur mode.
Lets users enable unknown chatbot sites one origin at a time from the popup.

Supported Sites

First-class adapters are included for:

ChatGPT: chatgpt.com
Claude: claude.ai
Qwen: qwen.ai and chat.qwen.ai
DeepSeek: chat.deepseek.com
MiniMax/Hailuo: minimax.io, agent.minimax.com, and agent.minimaxi.com

The generic adapter also supports known chatbot hosts such as Kimi, Doubao, Tencent Yuanbao, Tongyi, ERNIE/Yiyan, Gemini, Copilot, Perplexity, Poe, Mistral, and Grok. Other chatbot sites can be enabled manually from the extension popup with a single-origin permission request.

Privacy Model

ChatVeil is designed to stay on the page and in the browser:

No network calls.
No telemetry.
No remote code.
No title uploads.
No raw conversation-title storage.
No destructive text replacement.

The content script adds namespaced data-chatveil-* attributes and CSS overlays to mask titles visually. Settings, custom hosts, temporary show-all state, and hashed unlock keys are stored through browser storage or userscript storage.