update browser doc (#205)

* update browser doc * links to tagged version
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 # SCION Browser Extension
-The SCION Browser extension provides access to HTTP(S) resources via SCION by using skip as configured proxy for all SCION-enabled domains.
 
-The following components are required:
-- [SCION Browser Extension](https://github.com/netsys-lab/scion-browser-extensions): Extensions for Chromium based browsers (Firefox later) that enable SCION connectivity
-- [Skip](https://github.com/netsec-ethz/scion-apps/tree/master/skip): SCION forwarding proxy
-
-## Setup
-In alpha stage, the following steps are required to configure the SCION Browser Extension.
-
-### Build and start skip
-To use the SCION Browser Extension, [skip](https://github.com/netsec-ethz/scion-apps/tree/master/skip) must run on the SCION host.
-
-### Install extension
-**Note:** At the moment, we support only chromium based browsers (e.g. Chrome, Brave), other browsers will follow.
-To install the browser extension, download the [latest release](https://github.com/netsys-lab/scion-browser-extensions/archive/refs/tags/v0.0.3.zip) and unzip the archive. Then navigate to `Extensions`->`Manage Extensions`. On the upper right corner, enable `Developer Mode`. Then click the `Load unpacked` button and select the `chrome` folder in the unzipped folder. The SCION Browser Extension appears now in your list of extensions. To get started, enable the SCION Browser Extension icon and enable SCION forwarding. 
-
-**Note:** The error indicating that the manifest is deprecated does not impact the functionality. We will fix this in one of the upcoming versions.
-
-## Usage
-The SCION Browser Extension can work in two modes: In the default mode, the extension loads resources via SCION for SCION-enabled domains and for the rest, it loads them via BGP/IP.
-
-![Default](/content/images/default_extension.png)
-
-In the strict mode, only resources from SCION-enabled domains are loaded.
+Please visit the [Browser Extension documentation](https://scion-browser-extension.readthedocs.io/en/latest/).
 
-![Strict](/content/images/strict_extension.png)
+# Deprecated setup
+If you are looking for the old setup, you can find the last artificats before deprecation here. Keep in mind that they are deprecated and may contain bugs.
 
-### Geofencing (Whitelisting)
-
-To configure the ISD whitelist, press the `Options` button. SCION traffic will traverse only those ASes that have been enabled using the toggle button.
-
-![Geofence options](/content/images/geofence_options.png)
-
-For instance, in the image above SCION traffic will be forwarded through ISD-19 in EU and the ISD-17 in Switzerland.
-
-### Path usage information
-The extension provides path information to the user about the path used during the connection. It provides visual information about the ISD traversed, the exchanged data amount and detailed information about the traversed ASes.
-
-![Path usage](/content/images/path_usage_extension.png)
-
-## SCION-enabled Domains on the SCIONLab network
-- Mirror of scionlab.org: http://www.scionlab.org
-- Mirror of scion-architecture.net: http://www.scion-architecture.net
-- Mirror of netsys.ovgu.de: https://www.netsys.ovgu.de
-
-### Additional domains via the host file
-One can also manually add SCION Addresses for specific domains to either the `/etc/scion/hosts` or the `/etc/hosts` file, e.g.,:
-```
-17-ffaa:0:1101,129.132.121.164 www.yourdomain.org
-```
+The following components are required:
+- [SCION Browser Extension](https://github.com/netsys-lab/scion-browser-extensions/tree/v0.4.0): Extensions for Chromium based browsers (Firefox later) that enable SCION connectivity
+- [Skip](https://github.com/netsec-ethz/scion-apps/tree/v0.6.0/skip): SCION forwarding proxy