Update the README to say that the browser version runs in a browser

README.md

@@ -16,11 +16,7 @@ Chrysalis
 ## About
 
 Chrysalis is a graphical configurator for
-[Kaleidoscope][kaleidoscope]-powered keyboards. While still under
-development, it is already usable for a number of tasks. To try it,
-you don't even need to flash `Kaleidoscope` beforehand, Chrysalis
-can do that for you, as it ships with reasonable default firmware
-for each supported board.
+[Kaleidoscope][kaleidoscope]-powered keyboards. 
 
  [kaleidoscope]: https://github.com/keyboardio/Kaleidoscope
 
@@ -41,57 +37,22 @@ required, just Chrysalis itself.
 Chrysalis supports the [Keyboardio Model01][hw:model01], the [Keyboardio
 Model100][hw:model100] and the [Keyboardio Atreus][hw:kbio-atreus].
 
-The original [Atreus][hw:atreus], the [ErgoDox EZ][hw:ergodox-ez] (and any other
-keyboard wired like it), and the [SOFT/HRUF Splitography][hw:splitography]
-keyboards are also supported, as long as they run suitable firmware.
-
  [hw:kbio-atreus]: https://shop.keyboard.io/collections/keyboardio-atreus
  [hw:model100]: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/the-keyboardio-model-100--4/
  [hw:model01]: https://shop.keyboard.io/
- [hw:ergodox-ez]: https://ergodox-ez.com/
- [hw:atreus]: https://atreus.technomancy.us/
- [hw:splitography]: https://softhruf.love/collections/writers/products/soft-hruf-erl
-
-## Supported operating systems
-
-Chrysalis is primarily developed under Linux and macOS, but we
-target and test on recent releases of Windows as well.
-
-We generally support the most recent long-term-support releases of
-Ubuntu and Fedora, as well as the current releases of macOS and
-Windows 11. While we expect Chrysalis to work well on other recent
-releases of macOS, Windows, and major Linux distributions, our
-support resources are pretty limited and we may not be able to chase
-down problems that we can't reproduce on a current operating system
-release.
-
-The protocol Chrysalis uses to communicate with the keyboard requires USB serial
-support, which is known to be problematic on Windows prior to Windows 10.
 
-Some Linux distributions package and build Chrysalis with changes
-that cause it not to work correctly. If you're having trouble with
-a vendor-packaged Chrysalis, we recommend that you try the latest
-release distributed by the project.
+## Supported Browsers
 
-## Installation
+Chrysalis is a web based application that runs online at [https://chrysalis.keyboard.io][url]
 
-### From installer packages
+  [url]: https://chrysalis.keyboard.io
 
-Choose whether to install the production release, or a development snapshot from
-the links [above](#downloads), and from the release page, select the installer
-appropriate for your operating system.
-
-### macOS Homebrew
-
-```
-brew update && brew upgrade
-brew install --cask chrysalis
-```
+Your browser needs to support the WebSerial and WebUSB standards. As of this writing, that includes
+Chrome, Edge, Arc, Opera, Brave, and other browsers built on the Chromium engine.
 
 ## Reporting issues
 
-Chrysalis is alpha quality software. There will be bugs, missing features and
-non-obvious things. Reporting any and all of these help us make the software
+Reporting bugs and feature requests help us make the software
 better, please feel free to [open issues][issues] liberally!
 
  [issues]: https://github.com/keyboardio/Chrysalis/issues
@@ -121,10 +82,7 @@ build one from scratch, you can do that, and doing so is fully supported!
 
 ## Development
 
-To launch the development environment, simply type `yarn && yarn start`. To do a
-production build, use `yarn run build:all`, or limit it to a particular OS:
-`yarn run build:linux`, `yarn run build:mac` or `yarn run build:win`. See the
-`scripts` section of `package.json` for more scripts.
+To launch the development environment, simply type `yarn && yarn start`. 
 
 ### Translations
 
@@ -133,7 +91,3 @@ production build, use `yarn run build:all`, or limit it to a particular OS:
 We're using [Weblate][weblate] to manage and maintain translations.
 
  [weblate]: https://hosted.weblate.org/engage/chrysalis/
-
-### Debugging
-
-There are sample debugging configurations provided in the `dev/sample` directory. There is also an example launch.json for VSCode under the `.vscode` directory under `dev/sample/.vscode/launch.json`. To debug the main process, you _may_ wish to launch from an IDE (without using the above in a terminal), configurations for VSCode are provided.