diff --git a/Plugins/Flow.Launcher.Plugin.BrowserBookmark/Tabs/README.md b/Plugins/Flow.Launcher.Plugin.BrowserBookmark/Tabs/README.md
index 5eeefda1e..93582259a 100644
--- a/Plugins/Flow.Launcher.Plugin.BrowserBookmark/Tabs/README.md
+++ b/Plugins/Flow.Launcher.Plugin.BrowserBookmark/Tabs/README.md
@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ Especially if one works with **tens or hundreds of bookmarks and open tabs** (I
 That's where "Reuse tabs" setting in Browser Bookmarks plugin makes sense.  
 
 I believe it is in line with why Flow Launcher was created in the first place.  
-I strongly believe in a higher level concept of **"just take me to THIS place - as fast as possible, as easy as possible"**.  
+I strongly believe in a higher-level concept of **"just take me to THIS place - as fast as possible, as easy as possible"**.  
 Thus making bridges between plugins may sometimes produce huge value! BTW wouldn't it be nice to allow inter-plugin communication to create this kind of "bridges" more easily?  
 
 
@@ -17,14 +17,14 @@ The core is Browser Bookmarks plugin, unchanged by default.
 You may enable "Reuse tabs" in the plugin settings.  
 Then, whenever one opens a bookmark, it also registers a new tab in its cache.  
 Next, each time the bookmark is triggered again, it just switches to the existing tab instead of launching a new one.  
-**It takes milliseconds instead of long seconds** (or sometimes close to half a minute in corporate environments where all is slow even if you have a high end laptop - you won't believe it until you live it!).  
+**It takes milliseconds instead of long seconds** (or sometimes close to half a minute in corporate environments where all is slow even if you have a high-end laptop - you won't believe it until you live it!).  
 
 # Known issues
 
 The extension bases on RuntimeId of AutomationElement from Microsoft UI Automation.  
 This is a weak spot as browsers are used to regenerate internal structures and even reuse RuntimeId.  
 It **rarely** happens that a bookmark activates a wrong tab.  
-Still **"just take me to THIS place in milliseconds"** works almost all of the time so it bring so much value that it is worthwhile to accepts the fact it fails sometimes.  
+Still **"just take me to THIS place in milliseconds"** works almost all of the time so it brings so much value that it is worthwhile to accepts the fact it fails sometimes.  
 
 The quickest workaround is: