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Screenshot protection

Protect pages from screenshots.

Block copy, save and print, clear the clipboard on Print Screen, and put the reader's name on every page.

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ProtectedAAdham Alaa

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Adham's keyboard

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  1. Adham reads the proposal, his name on every page
  2. He presses Print Screen
  3. The page frosts and the capture is blocked
  4. The attempt is logged
  5. He is back to reading
  6. Asim sees the attempt in Adham's session

Four ways every page defends itself

Keep scrolling. Each card settles on the last, the way each layer settles on the page.

Capture shortcuts blocked

Copy, Save, Print, and View Source shortcuts are blocked inside the viewer, so the casual keyboard grab stops working.

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CtrlSSaveBlocked
CtrlPPrintBlocked
CtrlUView sourceBlocked
  1. The page is protected
  2. Copy is blocked
  3. Save is blocked
  4. Print is pressed, and blocked
  5. Supported shortcuts are blocked

Print Screen wiped

When Print Screen fires, we catch it and wipe the clipboard, so the grab comes back blank.

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Clipboard

Blank image

Screenshot logged · document is watermarked

  1. The page is on screen
  2. Print Screen is pressed
  3. The grab reaches the clipboard
  4. The clipboard comes back blank

Their name on every page

The reader's name and the time are added to the file itself, so they stay on screenshots, prints and downloads.

Watermark

OffOverlayBurned in

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sealed

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  1. Overlay draws the mark in the viewer
  2. Burned in is picked
  3. The mark is stamped into the page
  4. The file carries it everywhere

Every attempt logged

Each attempt is recorded the moment it happens, with the IP address, region and device.

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Adham Alaa

adham.alaa@doc-shark.com · ID K4P9-2M7Q

  • Opened the document10:38
  • Verified email10:38
  • Read page 310:41
  • Attempted a screenshot10:42
  1. Adham's session is recorded
  2. A capture signal fires
  3. It lands in the trail
  4. The attempt is opened
  5. Where, on what, and when

The page knows when it is being watched

Four quiet layers you can add to any protected link, each one a reason a capture comes back with nothing useful.

  • Read one line at a time.

    With the reading spotlight on, only the area around the pointer is sharp. A screenshot catches a few lines, never the page.

    Reading spotlight

    Only the pointer area is sharp

  • Look away, and the page frosts.

    The moment the reader leaves the window, switches apps, or reaches for a capture tool, the page blurs itself. It clears the instant they are back.

    Blur when away

    Leaving the window, screen or app

  • A quiet minute, and it pauses.

    Leave a page untouched for a minute and it frosts over, so an open screen on an empty desk shows nothing.

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    Blur when idle

    After a quiet minute

  • Print it, and the sheet comes out blank.

    Printing a protected page sends a blank sheet to the printer, so there is nothing to carry out of the room.

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    A blank sheet

Arm it once. Every page defends itself.

  1. Arm the protection

    Turn it on for any shared link, data room link or signature request.

  2. The viewer opens the link

    Their name and the time appear on every page. Copy, save and print stop working in their browser.

  3. Attempts are traced

    Print Screen clears the clipboard. Every attempt is recorded, and the reader's name stays on the page.

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Try to copy the page.

Turn protection on, then try to print or copy. The shortcut is blocked and the attempt is recorded.

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Move your pointer across the page, then take it off the page.

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What if someone photographs the screen?

The photo still shows the reader's name and the time, so it points back to the person who took it.

Does this work on mobile browsers?

Yes. The name shows on every page in any modern browser, on a phone or a computer. The page blurs when they switch away.

Where do capture attempts show up?

In the history of the link, data room or signature request. For signatures, it is also added to the certificate.

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