Updated readme.

README.md

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 # BrowserWindow
 
 _BrowserWindow_ is a simple Rust crate for utilizing a browser engine to create a graphical user interface.
-Just like [Electron.js](https://www.electronjs.org/), you can build your GUI with HTML, CSS & JS, or simply have some basic browser functionality at your disposal.
-_BrowserWindow_ was born from the lack of a good and simple Electron alternative for Rust.
+Just like [Electron.js](https://www.electronjs.org/), you can use it to build a GUI with HTML, CSS & JS, or just to have some basic browser functionality at your disposal.
 
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 ## Introduction
 
-_BrowserWindow_ is designed to be easy to use, and work cross-platform. It is built to work in Rust and utilizes the async/await syntax. It even has optional
-thread-safe handles. There are currently two different underlying browser frameworks that can be
-selected: WebkitGTK or CEF.
-
-CEF (or the Chromium Embedding Framework) is recommended when used on Windows, but requires more
-effort to set up.
-WebkitGTK is recommended when used on Unix-like systems or when cross-compiling, and is genereally
-pretty easy to set up.
-Enable feature `cef` or `webkitgtk` to select either one.
-
-Moreover, if you wish to use it in a multi-threaded environment, you can do that as well.
-There are thread-safe handles available for easy exchange of data & work between the GUI thread and others.
+_BrowserWindow_ is designed to be easy to use, and work cross-platform. It utilizes the async/await
+syntax & it even has optional thread-safe handles. There are currently two different underlying
+browser frameworks that can be selected: WebkitGTK or CEF.
+These particular frameworks have cross-platform support.
 
 You can look at some [examples](https://github.com/bamilab/browser-window/tree/master/examples) to
 get an idea how you can use the api.