Dev builds a privacy screen that only reveals where you're looking, using Codex
romainhuet · x · 2026-08-26
Romain Huet shared a community project built with Codex: a privacy screen driven by eye-tracking that only un-blurs the part of the page you're looking at, keeping everything else blurred. It runs entirely locally in the browser. "Such a simple idea, but so cool to see it working."
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