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README.md

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 The tool can be started by `python -m keyhint` or simply `keyhint`. But as the **keyhint** displays hints based on the currently active window, you probably want to configure a **global hotkey** to trigger it on demand.
 
-Based on the **process name** and **window title**, different sets of hints can be displayed.
+Based on the **process name** and **window title** of the active window, different sets of hints are displayed.
 
 _Screenshots of some hints:_
 
@@ -27,37 +27,35 @@ _Screenshots of some hints:_
 
 ### Look & Behavior
 
-You can configure colors, font and closing behavior by modifying
-
-`<CONFIG_PATH>/keyhint/config.yaml`
+- You can configure colors, font and closing behavior by modifying the file<br>
+  `<CONFIG_PATH>/keyhint/config.yaml`
 
 ### Hints
 
-You can also configure the hints to show for different applications by modifying or adding section in
-
-`<CONFIG_PATH>/keyhint/hints.yaml`
+- You can also configure the hints to show for different applications by modifying or adding section in the file<br>
+  `<CONFIG_PATH>/keyhint/hints.yaml`
 
-The shown hints are selected by going through all sections from top to bottom and comparing the value of `regex_process` with the process name of the active window and the value of `regex_title` with the title of the active window. The first section, where both values are found, gets displayed.
+- The hints to display are selected by going through all sections from top to bottom and comparing the value of `regex_process` with the process name of the active window and the value of `regex_title` with the title of the active window. The first section, where both values are found, gets displayed.
 
-(Both of those `regex_` values are interpreted as **case insensitive regular expressions**!)
+- Both of those `regex_` values are interpreted as **case insensitive regular expressions**.)
 
 ### Notes
 
-The `<CONFIG_PATH>` can be different from system to system, on Linux it's usually `~/.config`, on Windows it should be `C:\Users\<YOURNAME>\AppData\Roaming`.
+- The `<CONFIG_PATH>` can be different from system to system. On Linux it's usually `~/.config`, on Windows it should be `C:\Users\<YOURNAME>\AppData\Roaming`.
 
-You can reset configuration or hints to the shipped version by deleting the `yaml` files from the configuration folder.
+- You can **reset configuration or hints** to the shipped version by deleting the `yaml` files from the configuration folder.
 
 ## Tips
 
 **Differentiate Websites:**
 
-For showing different browser-hints depending on the current website, you might want to use a browser extension like "[Add URL To Window Title](https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/add-url-to-window-title/)" and then configure the sections in `hints.yaml` to look for the URL in the window title.
+- For showing different browser-hints depending on the current website, you might want to use a browser extension like "[Add URL To Window Title](https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/add-url-to-window-title/)" and then configure the sections in `hints.yaml` to look for the URL in the window title.
 
 **Differentiate Multi Platform:**
 
-Sometimes the hints you want to show are the same for e.g. Linux and Windows. In that case, you might want to set e.g. `regex_process: firefox.*` to match with `Firefox` (Linux) as well as with `Firefox.exe` (Windows).
+- Sometimes the hints you want to show are the same for e.g. Linux and Windows. In that case, you might want to set e.g. `regex_process: firefox.*` to match with `Firefox` (Linux) as well as with `Firefox.exe` (Windows).
 
-If you want to show different hints for the same tool depending on the platform, use two sections, one with `regex_process: firefox(?!\.exe)` (Linux) and one with `regex_process: firefox\.exe` (Windows).
+- If you want to show different hints for the same tool depending on the platform, use two sections, one with `regex_process: firefox(?!\.exe)` (Linux) and one with `regex_process: firefox\.exe` (Windows).
 
 ## Contribute
 

setup.py

@@ -13,7 +13,8 @@
 setup(
     name="keyhint",
     version=keyhint.__version__,
-    description="_Display context-sensitive keyboard shortcuts or other hints on Linux and Windows",
+    description="Display context-sensitive keyboard shortcuts or"
+    + " other hints on Linux and Windows",
     keywords="shortcuts keybindings hints helper reminder",
     long_description=readme,
     long_description_content_type="text/markdown",