Original Summary

Alt-tab at the wrong moment and your Discord DMs or your password manager are on stream before you notice. Scene switching and cropping don't catch that, so I built NoClippy. You pick the apps. Their windows drop out of OBS (display, window and game capture) and screen recordings, and on your own monitor nothing changes. Viewers just see whatever is behind the window. It uses the capture-exclusion flag Windows has had since 10 (2004). 1.0 went out today. What it does: You pick apps from what's open, by name and icon, or click the window you want hidden. Some apps block the invisible method (anti-cheat games mostly). Those get a black bar on stream instead, and if even that fails the window gets minimized rather than left visible. A panic hotkey turns protection on for every app at once and can switch OBS to a holding scene. While you're adding an app, NoClippy hides its own window too, so the window names in its list never show up on stream. Honest limits: Windows 10 (2004 or newer) and 11 only. For most apps it sets that flag from inside the app, which means loading a small signed DLL into the apps you picked, and some antivirus tools flag that. The threat model explains what it touches and what it doesn't: https://github.com/Phaenex/noclippy-releases/blob/main/THREAT_MODEL.md And it's not DRM, a phone pointed at your monitor still wins. Free, no account, no telemetry, signed installer: https://noclippy.vercel.app How it compares to the other options: https://uploads.postiz.com/WdIrhHgxg2.png If it saves you from one bad moment there's a Ko-fi at ko-fi.com/phaenex, but it's free either way.   submitted by   /u/ImNotTheFather [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/3 14:17:19