Exclude/Include screenshots for specified window titles
At the moment, you can exclude/include certain processes to grab screenshots (using the "Do not track all processes" option). However, more and more applications are web-based and appear in the the process list as msedge. This means that it's not possible to include/exclude these apps for the screenshot generator.
To support this, it would be great if "Do not track all processes" allowed the ability to specify window titles (with wildcards) as well as process names so that we can include/exclude these apps.
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Alex
commented
Summary:
Allow granular tracking exclusions and screenshot masking based on Window Titles (exact match, wildcards, or RegEx) in addition to executable process names.Use Case & Problem:
In virtualized and published application environments (such as Citrix Workspace or RemoteApp), all hosted applications run under a single client process (e.g., wfica32.exe for Citrix).When a sensitive application—such as a company Password Manager or internal banking tool—is published via Citrix, users cannot exclude it from tracking or screenshots without excluding the entire Citrix process. Excluding wfica32.exe altogether creates an unacceptable blind spot for all other legitimate work tracked via Citrix.
Proposed Solution:
Window Title Matching in Privacy / Exclusion Rules: Allow exclusion rules to combine Process Name with a Window Title condition (e.g., Process: wfica32.exe AND Title contains: Password Manager).
Regex / Wildcard Support: Enable pattern matching for dynamic window titles (such as Citrix suffix patterns like Password Safe - Published App (Citrix Receiver)).
Granular Rule Actions: Apply these title-based filters to both:
Screen Captures: Pause/blank screenshots when the matching window is focused.
Time & Document Tracking: Exclude or anonymize application/document logging.
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Ashers
commented
Alternatively, this request would also solve the problem:
https://manictime.uservoice.com/forums/222041-feature-requests/suggestions/47683202-autotag-abilty-to-remove-screenshots-for-sensitive
We could then use autotags (linked to window name) to provide a lot more flexibility as to what is excluded from the screenshots.