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MeetingGlass — app walkthrough
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export async function test(page, baseUrl, screenshotPath, stepLogger) {
// AUTH_AUTOMATABLE = false: MeetingGlass is a Windows-only native desktop
// app (Microsoft Store distribution). The marketing site explicitly states
// "Anonymous: No email or real name registration required" -- there is no
// web login, no web app surface, no /app /join /room /dashboard route
// (all verified 404). This is a public-only walkthrough by product design,
// not an auth-automation failure.
await page.context().setExtraHTTPHeaders({
'User-Agent': 'Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/132.0.0.0 Safari/537.36',
});
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Notes from the demo run
AI-generatedMeetingGlass markets a Windows-only native desktop video-meeting client via the Microsoft Store, not a web app. The site is a clean, single-purpose landing funnel: hero explains the shared frosted-glass concept, a dedicated Advantages page runs a head-to-head comparison table against Zoom/Discord/Google Meet, and a Privacy page (linked but not captured this run) details the mutual-unfrost mechanic. Copy leans hard on the privacy-by-mutual-consent angle as the core differentiator.
- No-registration positioning as a featureThe site repeatedly foregrounds "Anonymous: No email or real name registration required" as a competitive advantage over Zoom/Google Meet -- unusually confident privacy stance for a video tool.
- Comparison table clarityfeatures-advantages.html runs a genuinely useful side-by-side table (MeetingGlass vs Zoom Free vs Discord vs Google Meet) on mutual visibility, time limits, and CPU usage -- rare for an indie single-founder site to invest in.
- No web presence for the actual productEvery CTA on the site routes to a Microsoft Store badge (Windows client install). There is no web-based room, join flow, or account -- so there is nothing for a visual-regression/AI-test agent (or any web crawler/evaluator) to exercise beyond the marketing shell.
- FAQ/Blog live off-domainFAQ and Blog both route to meetingglass.substack.com rather than an on-site page, so they fall outside what a same-origin crawl of meetingglass.com can capture.
- /app, /join, /room, /dashboard, /web·All 404 -- confirmed no web app surface exists; product is Windows-desktop-only via Microsoft Store
- visual-privacy-features.html·Third real content page beyond the 3 captured by the DOM-discovered nav walk (home, index.html, features-advantages.html); walker capped at home + 3 discovered links this run
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