Censitive (Hide Passwords and Tokens)
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automatically censor sensitive information like passwords, tokens and keys
Tracked since 5 Sept 2026
Daily readings on both stores, taken by us. As of 24 Sept 2026.
Each bar is one day’s change in the store’s own counter. Open VSX counts a download on every update, so a day includes updates by people who already had it. Days before 5 Sept are reconstructed from public archives rather than read by us.
Where Censitive (Hide Passwords and Tokens) ranks in search
Positions observed daily on both stores. Neither store publishes this, and the two run separate search engines over separate catalogues.
#5 on Marketplace for “tokens”, #29 on Open VSX.
| Search | Marketplace | Open VSX |
|---|---|---|
| tokens | #5of 555 | #29of 326↓1 7d |
VS Code Marketplace search ranking: measuring jitter and real movement →
- Installs
- 5,545+0.2% 7d
- Rating
- 5.0from 1 ratings
- Rank in Linters
- #763of 5,462
- Latest
- v1.5.23 Nov 2024
38 releases · first published Feb 2021
Why the Open VSX download count looks inflated →
- Downloads
- 3,586+1.2% 7d
- Rating
- —from 0 reviews
- Rank in Linters
- #581of 1,764
- Latest
- v1.5.23 Nov 2024
Downloads count every update, not unique installs.
What the publisher says
Censitive (Hide Passwords and Tokens)’s own readme, changelog and license, as published to the VS Code Marketplace.