Today I worked on making ContextGuard Lite more polished and closer to production-ready.
I reviewed the project files, checked the extension flow, and improved the idea for the Grammarly-style privacy warnings. The goal is for detected private information to be underlined directly in the page or text area, then show a small popup when the user hovers or clicks it. From there, the user can replace the risky text with a safe label like [EMAIL], [PHONE], [API_KEY], or [PASSWORD].
I also focused on keeping the extension local-first. There is still no backend, no login, no tracking, and no paid API. Everything should run inside the browser so users can redact private information before pasting text into AI tools.
Next, I want to test more websites, improve false-positive detection, and polish the popup/tooltip UI.