What’s new

A moment into the pinch, the zoomed view sharpens to a higher-resolution copy of the photo, so close-ups stay crisp.

On Android, tap Install when the banner appears, or choose “Install app” from your account menu. On iPhone and iPad, open the site in Safari, tap Share, then “Add to Home Screen.” Installed or not, the site now refreshes itself shortly after improvements are released, so you are never looking at an outdated version.

Enable them for a device from the bell menu or from Notifications in your profile settings, and turn them off in the same place any time. Your existing choices about which activity you hear about still apply. On iPhone, add the site to your Home Screen first — notifications are only available for installed apps there.

Only unusually tall photos receive a gentle height limit, so ordinary compositions are no longer forced into the same crop. The photo count follows along as you swipe, and pinching gives you a quick close-up without opening a separate full-screen view.

Profile descriptions and actions now use the full phone width below the collector’s name and photo. Tapping a tag on a razor takes you to that search at the top of the collection, and sharing a razor no longer adds its full description to the message.

When you open a collector from a comment, message, or liked razor, the return link remembers that context. Adding and editing a razor keeps a clear return action at the top of the form, while the conversation arrow is labeled “Messages” on larger screens.

The browsing control now glides smoothly between New, Popular, Following, and For Sale. Closing search clears its text and tag choices, so the full collection is shown again.

Photo controls no longer overlap each other: each saved photo has one clear toolbar for changing its position or removing it, and newly selected photos include rotation before upload. Listing and profile pages keep common actions visible and place occasional settings in a small more menu. On phones, browsing filters use two balanced rows rather than squeezing every choice onto one line.

The conversation stays comfortably readable instead of stretching across a wide desktop screen. Usernames and comment text are easier to scan together, replies have a quiet visual thread, and the comment box keeps emoji, writing, and posting in one control. The same layout retains generous tap targets on phones.

You can rotate a selected photo without leaving the listing form. Large photos are made easier to upload while the full-size image remains clear. Selected photos are also restored with the rest of an unfinished listing after an accidental refresh.

Opening a request does not send a read receipt until you accept or reply. Conversation options now include mute, block, and report, tucked into a small menu so they stay available without adding noise. Blocking prevents new messages while leaving the existing conversation visible for reference.

Photos stay inside the conversation so you can share a close-up without creating a listing first. A “New messages” line marks the exact point where unread replies begin, even in a longer conversation. Reactions can now be changed simply by choosing a different emoji.

These details are optional, but when provided they are easier to understand than searching through tags or a long description. Availability keeps for-sale browsing accurate while also allowing an item to be marked sold. A separate section shows more from the collector without repeating the related listings already on the page.