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 # Linkify
 This plugin converts text into links based on regular expressions. It will highlight matching text the same way links are and when you click on them, it will open a browser and take you to the URL.
 
-For example, you could make all text that follows the format of a Twitter handle, e.g. `@obsdmd`, link to the corresponding Twitter profile.
+For example, you could make all text that is formatted like a Twitter handle, e.g. `@obsdmd`, link to the corresponding Twitter profile.
 
-<img width="720" alt="image" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/37097379/171517773-eec42523-5fa7-43c9-aa3d-d5bc4623c36d.png">
+<img width="718" alt="image" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/37097379/171535251-9c33087f-8f25-4a4e-8907-b819b61b6262.png">
 
-In the example in the screenshot, clicking on `@obsdmd` will open a browser to http://www.twitter.com/obsdmd.
+In the example, clicking on "@obsdmd" would open a browser to http://www.twitter.com/obsdmd.
 
-Or maybe you want to make a shortcut for GitHub repos, so that `gh:user/repo` will link to the GitHub repo for `user/repo`.
+Or perhaps you want to make a shortcut for GitHub repos, so that clicking on "gh:user/repo" will link to the GitHub repo for `user/repo`.
 
 <img width="719" alt="image" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/37097379/171517539-52a918f4-ea89-4112-bd1c-d3aa32e6665a.png">
 
-In the example in the screenshot, clicking on `gh:obsidianmd/obsidian-releases` will open a browser to http://www.github.com/obsidianmd/obsidian-releases.
+In this example, clicking on "gh:obsidianmd/obsidian-releases" would open a browser to http://www.github.com/obsidianmd/obsidian-releases.
 
 The text you want to match and the URL you want it to link to are configured on the *Options* page for the plugin.
 
-Note: The underlying text is not modified. This plugin makes no changes to your `.md` files.
+_Note: The underlying text is not modified. This plugin makes no changes to your `.md` files._
 
-## How to Use
+## Usage
 ### Add a Link Pattern
 To add a link pattern:
 - Go to the *Options* page for Linkify.
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 [^1]: The URL is allowed to include replacement patterns as described in [`String.prototype.replace`](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/String/replace#specifying_a_string_as_a_parameter).
 
+Here is a screenshot of the Linkify *Options* page:
 <img width="996" alt="image" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/37097379/171518552-73ca93d9-2125-4c5e-bf70-ce4f9c0e95ee.png">
 
-Now, any text that matches the regular expression will be highlighted as though they were links in *Live Preview* mode, and clicking on the text will open the link in a browser.
+Now, any text that matches the regular expressions will be highlighted as though they were links in *Live Preview* mode, and clicking on the text will open the link in a browser.
 
-For example, if the regular expression is `@(\w+)` and the link is `http://twitter.com/$1`, then any occurrence of `@obsdmd` in your notes will link to `http://twitter.com/obsdmd`, and the same is true for any other Twitter handle preceded by a `@`.
+For example, if the regular expression is `@(\w+)` and the link is `http://twitter.com/$1`, then any occurrence of `@obsdmd` in your notes will link to http://twitter.com/obsdmd, and the same is true for any other Twitter handle preceded by a `@`.
 
 You can have multiple regex-link entries. Each one is applied independently.