Another file manager has a built in Blackout Color Filter:
Is there a way to do this in DOpus?
Not that i would know of. I wonder, what is the use of that filter, anyway. Privacy, if you make some screenshots?
You could probably do that quite easily with a label filter that matches * and is toggled on & off via a toolbar button.
I don't know why you would want to do that, however. 
I bet I can tell you the folders' name by just looking at the length of each black bar.
This is exactly the reason.
Just an idea. For this example i have used some font from a chess program, which also has those figurines. But this font, that also belongs to the same program, is even better, because it looks lighter. So in case you don´t have an appropriate obfuscating font installed, you might want to find some special font somewhere in the web for that purpose, which should be easy (some dingbats should do). It's a little bit incovenient, of course, because you have to change it in the preferences, but if you need it only sometimes, it should be a good workaround.
[quote="abr"]Just an idea. For this example i have used some font from a chess program, which also has those figurines. But this font, that also belongs to the same program, is even better, because it looks lighter. So in case you don´t have an appropriate obfuscating font installed, you might want to find some special font somewhere in the web for that purpose, which should be easy (some dingbats should do). It's a little bit incovenient, of course, because you have to change it in the preferences, but if you need it only sometimes, it should be a good workaround.
[/quote]That actually seems like a better idea. Perhaps I could toggle the font through a script. Not sure how to do that, but something to consider.
Thanks abr!
This is exactly the reason.[/quote]
Why not choose a folder that isn't full of top-secret folder names for the screenshot? If it's for showing how something looks, the blacked-out labels make everything look really bad. If it's for reporting a bug, sometimes the details about what's in the folder matter a great deal. Choosing a more suitable folder to take the screenshot is usually the best way.
This is exactly the reason.[/quote]
Why not choose a folder that isn't full of top-secret folder names for the screenshot? If it's for showing how something looks, the blacked-out labels make everything look really bad. If it's for reporting a bug, sometimes the details about what's in the folder matter a great deal. Choosing a more suitable folder to take the screenshot is usually the best way.[/quote]
That's what I have done to date. Hadn't thought about it from a troubleshooting aspect. Thanks for that!