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 # [Colony Gateway (NPAPI Plugin)](http://getcolony.com)
 
-NPAPI based plugin that provides a series of native features like:
+NPAPI-based plugin that provides a series of native features like:
 
 * Printing using direct access to the printing infra-structure of the operative system
-* Creation of native based GUI elements
+* Creation of native-based GUI elements
 
-The current implementation supports only x86/x64 architectures and Windows, Linux and Mac OS X.
+The current implementation supports only x86/x64 architectures and Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X.
 
 ## Building
 
-In order to build both the CRX (Goolgle Chrome) and the XPI (Mozilla Firefox) files for the plugin
+To build both the CRX (Google Chrome) and the XPI (Mozilla Firefox) files for the plugin
 one should use the scripts created for such effect under the [scripts](scripts) directory. The
 automated process assumes the Windows build process using the Visual Studio IDE.
 
 ### Windows
 
 Use Visual Studio 2008 Express for compilation with no additional dependencies. The build process should
-create the plugins files in the output.
+create the plugin files in the output.
 
 ### Mac OS X
 
 Download the [Gecko SDK 1.9 32 bit](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Gecko_SDK) from the official
 website.
 
 Use the `/Library/Internet Plug-Ins/` directory to test the plugin while the proper extension package file
-is not created. Remenber to rename the `*.bundle` package into an `*.plugin` based package.
+is not created. Remember to rename the `*.bundle` package into an `*.plugin` based package.
 
 ### Linux
 
 Use the `/usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/` directory to test the `*.so` based plugin file for development purposes.
-[Mozilla Firefox](http://www.mozilla.org) should be the primary browser for the debugging of the NPAPI based plugin.
+[Mozilla Firefox](http://www.mozilla.org) should be the primary browser for the debugging of the NPAPI-based plugin.
 
 ### Python
 
-It's also possible to build a Python module that exports the functionality present in the NPAPI Plugin for
-such run the python script as `python setup.py install` under an UNIX based machine.
+It's also possible to build a Python module that exports the functionality in the NPAPI Plugin for
+running the python script as `python setup.py install` under an UNIX-based machine.
 
 ## Packaging
 
 ### Google Chrome
 
-Create a package file that contains the references to the complete set of plugins files for the various
+Create a package file containing references to the complete set of plugin files for the various
 platforms as defined in the `src/colony_npapi/descriptors/manifest_u.json` file.
 
 ```javascript
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 }]
 ```
 
-Copy the proeper files (`npcolony.dll`, `libnpcolony.so` and `npcolony.plugin`) into the proper release directory
+Copy the proper files (`npcolony.dll`, `libnpcolony.so` and `npcolony.plugin`) into the proper release directory
 and then run the `make_all build` script to create the target files (eg: cbx and xpi).
 
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