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@@ -105,12 +105,13 @@ In both applications, the process to do this is as follows:
     * Set "Name" to "Striparr"
     * Ensure "On Download" is enabled (The others don't matter, you can leave them enabled or disable them. Striparr ignores them.)
     * Set "URL" to "http://striparr:40000" (change this URL to suit your environment if required)
-    * Hit "Test". In the container log, it will log that it has received a test webhook (see below for example). Sonarr/Radar should show the test was successful.
+    * Hit "Test". In the container log, it will log that it has received a test webhook (see below for example). Sonarr/Radar should show the test was successful. Then hit "Save".
+
+The container logs showing that Striparr has received the test webooks will look as follows:
 ```
 [listener] [2019-10-15 03:54:04,337: INFO] [172.16.29.3] [Sonarr/3.0.3.644] Received a Sonarr style webhook test
 [listener] [2019-10-15 03:54:55,475: INFO] [172.16.29.4] [Radarr/0.2.0.1358] Received a Radarr style webhook test
 ```
-    * Hit "Save".
 
 From this point forward, when Sonarr and/or Radarr download an item and import into your media library, Striparr will then strip the annoyance metadata from the item.