Added Windows only clarification

Added that this plugin is only for Windows devices but can operate with other platforms, if those platforms have a similar KeePass plugin for them

README.md

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 # KeePass OneDrive Sync
 
-I've created a free plugin for KeePass (installable and portable) that allows syncing of multiple password databases from multiple OneDrives to a local version. It allows you to synchronize an unlimited amount of KeePass databases with an unlimited amount of OneDrives. So i.e. you can synchronize your personal KeePass database with your personal OneDrive and your work related KeePass with a OneDrive for Business on Office 365 that is shared among your colleagues, if you wish. This way it's also easy to be able to access your same KeePass database from all of your Windows devices.
+I've created a free plugin for KeePass (installable and portable) that allows syncing of multiple password databases from multiple OneDrives to a local version. It allows you to synchronize an unlimited amount of KeePass databases with an unlimited amount of OneDrives. So i.e. you can synchronize your personal KeePass database with your personal OneDrive and your work related KeePass with a OneDrive for Business on Office 365 that is shared among your colleagues, if you wish. This way it's also easy to be able to access your same KeePass database from all of your devices. Note that this plugin only works on Windows based platforms, but can operate in conjunction with other KeePass plugins serving other operating systems such as KeePass2Android on Android devices.
 
 ## Download ##
 Download the PLGX and place it inside your KeePass\Plugins folder. Typically this will be C:\Program Files (x86)\KeePass Password Safe 2\Plugins or if you're using KeePass Portable, put it in a subfolder called Plugins from where your keepass.exe is located. When upgrading from a previous version of this plugin, simply ensure KeePass is closed, overwrite the existing PLGX and start KeePass again.
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 Version 2.0.6.0 - June 2, 2019
 
-- The option to store the Refresh Token on disk will now use a Windows encryption library to store the Refresh Token encrypted to the KeePass config file instead of plain text as it was before. Only if being logged on with the same Windows user, the Refresh Token can be decrypted from the KeePass config file on disk. So even on machines having multiple users, this will be safe and keep other users on the same machine from getting their hands on the Refresh Token. Huge thanks to [Kjetil Limkjær](https://github.com/klimkjar) for adding this great functionality through his [Pull Request](https://github.com/KoenZomers/KeePassOneDriveSync/pull/89). Discussed in [issue 84](https://github.com/KoenZomers/KeePassOneDriveSync/issues/84). If you were using the store Refresh Token on disk option already, with this version it will automatically become encrypted if you open your KeePass database.
+- The option to store the Refresh Token on disk will now use a Windows encryption library to store the Refresh Token encrypted to the KeePass config file instead of plain text as it was before. Only if being logged on with the same Windows user, the Refresh Token can be decrypted from the KeePass config file on disk. So even on machines having multiple users, this will be safe and keep other users on the same machine from getting their hands on the Refresh Token. Huge thanks to [Kjetil Limkjær](https://github.com/klimkjar) for adding this great functionality through his [Pull Request](https://github.com/KoenZomers/KeePassOneDriveSync/pull/89). Discussed in [issue 84](https://github.com/KoenZomers/KeePassOneDriveSync/issues/84). If you were using the store Refresh Token on disk option already, with this version it will automatically become encrypted if you open your KeePass database.
 
 Version 2.0.5.1 - June 2, 2019