Bring

dev update:
> as shared before, we decided to launch with zkPass and desktop-only version. The reason is that we found that a browser extension is the best UX for zkTLS proof generation: 
  - you don’t have to enter sensitive credentials into a random app.
  - proof generation is both reliable and fast with zkPass

> last couple weeks @noisebody0x and I spent a lot of time iterating on the drop page. 
  We realized that we're one of the first teams working on a zkTLS user-facing product and we don't have a visual language to showcase the privacy benefits of zkTLS (similar to the private tab icon / HTTPS lock icon in browsers).
  So, we used a simple familiar structure for the functional part of the page (do something and get tokens) and intentionally decided to confuse users with unknown technical concepts like "Verify via zkTLS" and "Generate webproof" to educate them about the new tech. 

TBH i like what we got in the end. What do you think?

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