What Glasp changed

• Added a new "Start on your phone" section to the homepage.
• Updated mobile app features to include "Chat with any page," Lock Screen widgets, and a native PDF reader.
• Changed the main call-to-action to prioritize Chrome and Safari extensions while moving Firefox and Edge to secondary links.
• Updated the YouTube Video Summarizer link to a shorter URL.
• Added "iPhone, iPad, and Android" to the platform support list in the footer.

The product is moving beyond browser extensions to become a full mobile reading and AI assistant. This makes it easier for users to capture ideas on their phones and chat with their saved content anywhere.

• All product information, feature lists, and user testimonials were removed.
• The homepage now only displays the text: "Enable JavaScript and cookies to continue."
• Over 21,000 characters of marketing content and navigation links are no longer accessible.

The entire website content has disappeared and been replaced by a technical requirement message. This suggests a major site outage, a broken deployment, or a new aggressive firewall that blocks automated crawlers.

• Updated user count social proof from "1M+ highlighters" to "2M+ highlighters."
• Added a "Get for Firefox" button to the main hero section.
• Updated the Firefox Add-on link to a dedicated Glasp highlighter URL instead of a generic YouTube summary link.
• Added "Firefox" to the list of supported browsers in the hero section and footer.
• Added a copyright notice for 2026 and a link to community guidelines in the footer.

The product has doubled its reported user base from 1 million to 2 million, signaling significant growth. It also expanded its browser reach by officially launching a Firefox extension.