Browser Session Export Privacy Scrubber

• Recovered failed single and batch exports, including combined audits, so corrected destinations can be retried without deleting existing or concurrently changed files.

• Recover ordinary paired and complete-batch export failures, including combined audit and stdout failures, so corrected destinations can be retried.
• Reserve all final names exclusively and preserve existing, replaced or concurrently edited files during cleanup.
• Prepare all sources and serialized results before publishing any output; reject duplicate batch filenames and audit aliases.

• Add exact RFC 6901 redact_paths and drop_paths to Python and the dependency-free browser
• Apply paths against original array indices with drop precedence and escaped slash/tilde keys
• Add value-free path actions and shared Python/browser regression fixtures

• Align Python and browser scrubbing with shared fixtures and add side-by-side strict-sharing previews with retained-field summaries.
• Added regression coverage for the audited behavior and invalid inputs.

• Added a self-contained local drag-and-drop interface with explicit before/after previews.
• Added reusable JSON policy import/export and opt-in email, token, and local-path detectors.
• Added value-free review queues containing rule and structural-path evidence without matched values.
• Added collision-safe multi-file CLI processing, per-file audits, and a combined batch audit.

• Added local sanitization for Tabitha Workspaces and generic browser-session JSON exports.
• Added URL credential removal, query-value and fragment redaction, private and selected host hiding, title and text-field redaction, key removal, and explicit allowlists.
• Added value-free audit manifests, deterministic sanitized-output fingerprints, source-safe writes, policy validation, tests, and cross-platform release packaging.

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Before running these source commands, download the v1.3.1 source archive, extract it, and open a terminal in the extracted project folder containing README.md. Follow the tagged README for required runtimes and any platform-specific setup.

python -m pip install .
session-export-scrub export.json --output sanitized.json --audit audit.json
session-export-scrub export.json --output sanitized.json --policy examples/policy.json
session-export-scrub first.json second.json --output-dir sanitized --audit batch-audit.json

For a visual workflow, open web/index.html in a current browser. Drop one or more exports onto the page, adjust or import a policy, inspect the before/after preview, and download each sanitized file and audit. The page is self-contained and makes no network requests.

CLI exports stage all requested files, reserve new names exclusively, and remove only unchanged files created by a failed invocation. Correct the destination and retry. Existing files and concurrent changes are preserved; failures that prevent safe cleanup identify the retained paths. This covers ordinary failures, not abrupt process termination or power loss across multiple files. Source files remain read-only.

Tabitha Workspaces version 1 exports are identified explicitly. Other JSON objects and arrays use the generic adapter. The source is read-only and existing output or audit files are never overwritten.