What HelpCrunch changed

• Replaced a generic email protection link with a clickable [email protected] address in the footer.

The company replaced a protected email placeholder with a direct support email address. This makes it easier for potential customers to reach out directly from the website footer.

• Updated developer documentation links for iOS SDK, Android SDK, and React Native from platform-specific URLs to a centralized "mobile-sdks" URL.
• Updated a blog post preview title to feature "45 awe-inspiring welcome messages" instead of 21.
• Obfuscated the support email address in the footer using a CDN-based protection script.

The company is streamlining its developer resources by moving platform-specific SDK links (iOS, Android, React Native) to a unified "mobile-sdks" documentation path. This suggests a move toward a more integrated mobile development experience.

• The footer contact email was updated from a protected script fragment to a clear [email protected] mailto link.
• Minor text adjustments occurred in the cookie consent banner area.

The company replaced a protected email placeholder with a direct, clickable support email address. This makes it easier for potential customers or partners to contact them directly from the footer.