Tag
“privacy”
14 posts
- Tutorials··10 min read
How to Remove and Replace Objects in Photos Without Uploading Them
A precise browser-local workflow for selecting an object, refining its mask, reconstructing the space it occupied, and placing a real replacement asset as an editable layer — without sending the photo to a server.
- Tutorials··11 min read
From Long Video to Captioned Highlights: A Browser-Local Workflow
Turn a long clip into reviewed highlight ranges, transcribe its latest edited audio, correct timed captions, and export a shorter captioned result while keeping the work on your device.
- Tutorials··8 min read
Removing Unwanted Objects from Video in Your Browser: Click, Track, Erase
The rebuilt object remover in the NSS Video Editor lets you click an object to select its full outline, draw a box, or auto-detect licence plates — then remove, blur, or pixelate it across the clip, entirely on your device. Here is how the selection, tracking, and fill actually work, and where the honest limits are.
- Tutorials··7 min read
What Your Videos Know About You: Stripping Hidden Metadata Before Sharing
Videos recorded on a phone carry GPS coordinates, device details, and precise timestamps in the file itself. Here is what a video file actually embeds, how our in-browser remover strips it without re-encoding a single pixel, and — honestly — what stripping cannot remove.
- Product & Mission··8 min read
Why AI Models Download Once — and How to Keep Them Ready Offline
Learn why on-device AI needs a first-run model download, what NSS stores in your browser, how pre-download and durable storage prepare background removal for offline use, and how to reclaim space safely.
- Product & Mission··6 min read
One-Time-Use by Design: Why We Removed Saving and Collaboration
We deleted account-free project saving, session history, and live collaboration from the editors — on purpose. Here is the reasoning: a tool that stores nothing is a stronger privacy promise than one that stores things carefully.
- Tutorials··9 min read
Bringing Old, Faded Family Photos Back to Life in the Browser
Scanned a box of faded, creased family prints? An honest, in-browser workflow to correct colour, recover size for reprinting, and preserve heirlooms without uploading a single pixel.
- Technical Deep Dives··9 min read
What's Actually Inside an AI-Generated Image — and How to Strip It
AI image generators quietly stamp their output with provenance data — C2PA manifests, prompt strings, generator tags. Here is what is actually inside an AI-generated image, why it is there, and how to inspect and strip it losslessly without wrecking the pixels.
- Product & Mission··7 min read
Browser AI vs. Cloud API: Who Actually Sees Your Images?
When a tool runs AI in your browser, your files never leave the device. A clear comparison of client-side ONNX/WebGPU inference vs. cloud APIs — on privacy, cost, latency, and offline use.
- Technical Deep Dives··6 min read
We Run the Model in Your Browser Instead of Our Server. Here's the Real Tradeoff.
Client-side background removal is a set of concrete engineering tradeoffs, not just a privacy slogan. What you gain (privacy, zero marginal cost, offline) and what we pay (download size, device variance) and how we manage each.