How to Safely Share Accounts with DICloak Web Element Hider (ChatGPT Example)

Ever found yourself in a bit of a pickle when it comes to account sharing? You know, those moments when you're sharing an account with your team to cut subscription costs, but worry about privacy breaches—or even that someone might accidentally change your account settings. You might find yourself wondering—isn't there a tool that lets you share accounts safely without constantly fretting over what others might see or do?

DICloak Fingerprint Browser has always been attuned to the evolving needs of its users, and we understand this particular pain point all too well. That's why we're excited to introduce Web Element Hider, a revolutionary tool designed to give account owners peace of mind.

DICloak Web Element Hider: Privacy for Shared Accounts Made Easy

DICloak Web Element Hider works by hiding content and masking specific elements of web pages within your profiles. It identifies sensitive parts of the page—like text fields, buttons, or account info—and hides them using CSS or JavaScript. All changes happen within your profiles, so the webpage’s functionality remains intact while the parts you don’t want others to see stay invisible. This element blocker extension makes DICloak ideal for account sharing, letting you share accounts without exposing personal data.

Why Each Shared Account Owner Should Use DICloak Web Element Hider

Sharing accounts, like a ChatGPT shared account, is never as simple as it seems—there are plenty of hidden risks to your account security. DICloak Web Element Hider transforms these challenges into a smooth, controlled experience, letting you manage shared accounts safely without constantly worrying about privacy leaks or accidental changes.

DICloak’s Web Element Hider provides a smart privacy solution for anyone who needs to share accounts safely:

• 🛡️ Protect Sensitive Information — Hide private elements of web pages on multiple sites to prevent accidental leaks while sharing accounts.
• ⏱️ Save Time and Effort — Manually select elements to hide once, then reuse the same hiding rules across all profiles bound to the extension for consistent privacy.
• 🤝 Enhance Team Collaboration — Perfect for teams or agencies managing shared accounts, ensuring members see only what’s relevant without exposing personal or sensitive data.
• 🔒 Maintain Account Security — Keep account integrity intact while sharing accounts, minimizing privacy risks without affecting normal webpage functionality.

DICloak Web Element Hider is a powerful element blocker that makes account sharing safer and smarter. By letting you hide sensitive details, reuse rules, reduce accidental missteps, and keep teams focused only on what matters, it ensures privacy protection without disrupting normal browsing.

Use Case: Hide ChatGPT Elements for Safer Account Sharing with DICloak

As mentioned, account sharing is convenient but comes with common risks: sensitive information can be exposed, and other users might accidentally change settings or disrupt your account.

When sharing a ChatGPT account with others, these risks become even more relevant. To prevent these risks and ensure safer account sharing, DICloak Web Element Hider lets you hide specific web elements on ChatGPT pages. Below, we’ll show step-by-step how to use it effectively.

Step 1: Add Web Element Hider From DICloak Extension Marketplace

Go to Extension → Marketplace, find Web Element Hider, and click Add. Once added, you can choose whether to pin the extension to the toolbar. Most importantly, enable Hidden Settings to hide the extension from users who share your ChatGPT account. This ensures that other users cannot access or modify the extension, keeping your settings safe while sharing the account.

Step 2: Apply Web Element Hider to Specific Profiles

Apply the Web Element Hider extension to the profiles linked to your ChatGPT accounts. Once applied, the configuration of a single extension is automatically applied to all profiles bound to it, so you don’t need to reset your hiding rules for each profile individually. This ensures consistent privacy settings across all shared accounts.

Step 3: Open the Profile and Get Started with Web Element Hider

Open the profile that has your ChatGPT account logged in. Click the Web Element Hider icon in the top-right toolbar, then click Start Selection. Move your mouse over the page elements you want to hide.

For example, if you want to hide the ChatGPT Menu, simply hover over it. When selected, the element will be highlighted in blue.

Then a pop-up will appear—click Add to include the selected element in the Web Element Hider settings. You can also add a Remark if needed to label or identify the hidden element.

Finally, click View Configuration to see all Saved hidden configuration and confirm that your settings have been applied.

See, it’s really that easy! With just a few simple steps, DICloak Web Element Hider lets you hide sensitive elements on your ChatGPT pages—everything from menus to account details. Set it up and apply it to your profiles, and you can be confident that anyone sharing the account won’t see or mess with your private info, making account sharing safer and worry-free.

Want to see the full process? Watch our YouTube tutorial: How to Hide Web Elements with DICloak When Sharing an Account.

Never Worry About Shared Accounts Again — Use DICloak Web Element Hider

Don’t let account sharing put your accounts at risk. With DICloak Web Element Hider, you can easily hide sensitive web elements, keeping private info safe and settings unchanged. Simply select and save the elements you want to hide, and you’ll maintain account integrity, prevent accidental mistakes, and make teamwork smoother — ideal for teams, agencies, or anyone who shares accounts regularly.

Take full control of your shared accounts today — start using DICloak Web Element Hider and make account sharing safe, simple, and stress-free!