What Zenscrape changed

• Replaced a protected email link with a direct mailto link for [email protected].
• Added [email protected] as a visible contact email.
• Fixed the "Contact Form" link to point directly to the contact page instead of a fragmented URL.
• Removed a duplicate privacy policy link fragment from the bottom of the page.

The company is consolidating its support channels under the Zenserp and APILayer brands. This suggests a shift in how they manage customer service or a deeper integration with their parent company's support infrastructure.

• Removed the "Status" link from the top navigation menu.
• Removed the "Status Page →" link and the "API Status" link from the footer section.
• Updated the support email display to use a Cloudflare email protection script.
• Removed a duplicate privacy policy agreement text fragment from the bottom of the page.

Removing direct links to a status page from the main header and footer can sometimes indicate a shift in how a company communicates reliability or a desire to streamline the user interface by hiding technical health metrics from casual visitors.

• Replaced a protected email link with a direct mailto link for [email protected].
• Added [email protected] as a visible contact email.
• Fixed a broken contact form link to point directly to the Zenscrape contact page.
• Removed a redundant privacy policy link fragment from the bottom of the page.

The company is centralizing its support channels under the APILayer and Zenserp brands. This suggests a deeper integration with its parent company's support infrastructure.