What Mmhmm changed

• Added a direct download link for the Windows app (.msi file) to the top navigation.
• Updated the call-to-action buttons to include more explicit links for Mac and web versions.
• Added a language selector fragment at the bottom of the page.

The competitor is making it easier for Windows users to install their software directly from the homepage. This reduces friction for a large part of the market that might not want to use a web-only version or go through a sign-up flow first.

• Removed the direct Windows download link (Airtime.msi) from the top navigation.
• Replaced the "Download" button in the header with a "Launch app" option.
• Removed the OneTrust cookie consent management interface and detailed privacy preference text from the bottom of the page.

The removal of a direct .msi download link suggests a shift in how users access the software on Windows, potentially moving toward a web-based launch or a unified installer.

• Added a direct "Download" link for a Windows .msi installer in the header.
• Duplicated several call-to-action buttons in the top navigation area.
• Added "English" language labels to the bottom of the page.

The addition of a direct Windows installer link suggests the product is actively pushing for more desktop users on PC, rather than just relying on web or Mac versions.