update Readme: The crashes are gone!

README.md

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 # Vimium Everywhere
 
-A small experimental AutoHotkey script for system-wide keyboard navigation, compatible with **Linux** (X11) and **Windows** (partially (*edit: windows not supported right now, PR welcome*)). It's a bit like normal [Vimium](https://github.com/philc/vimium), but for any application, not just browsers.
+A small experimental AutoHotkey script for system-wide keyboard navigation, compatible with **Linux** (X11, Wayland coming soon) and **Windows** (partially (*edit: windows not supported right now, PR welcome*)). It's a bit like normal [Vimium](https://github.com/philc/vimium), but for any application, not just browsers.
 
 Short demo which shows how you can press <kbd>f</kbd> and then navigate anywhere (the key history at the bottom is just for demonstration purposes):
 
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 - Linux
     - Either
         - [download the latest binary](https://github.com/phil294/vimium-everywhere/releases), **or**
-        - download and install [AHK_X11](https://github.com/phil294/AHK_X11/). It's recommended you download the `ahk_x11-no-gc` version because this script may crash a lot otherwise. Then also download the file `vimium-everywhere.ahk`.
-    - Start the downloaded program via double click or command line. However, this will crash every now and then, especially under heavy usage. Thus, it's recommended to do this instead:
-        ```bash
-        while true; do ./vimium-everywhere && break; done
-        ```
-        This will automatically restart the process once it crashed.
+        - download and install the latest version of [AHK_X11](https://github.com/phil294/AHK_X11/). Then also download the file `vimium-everywhere.ahk`.
+    - Start the downloaded program via double click or command line.
     - By default, it probably doesn't work properly, because you also need to:
         - *Important*: Enable the assistive technologies setting for your distribution. There's usually a single checkbox somewhere to be found to enable it. After enabling, you may need to reboot.
         - *Important*: Most applications need some config flag toggled so they cooperate. You'll find details in the table below.
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 --- | --- | ---
 Native Windows Apps | ❌ | ✔
 Firefox | ✔ | ❌
-Chromium-based browser such as<br>Chrome, Brave | <details><summary>✔</summary>Chrome needs two adjustments: 1. Set environment variable ACCESSIBILITY_ENABLED to value 1. You can e.g. enable this globally by adding another line with content ACCESSIBILITY_ENABLED=1 into the file /etc/environment and then restarting your computer. 2. Add argument --force-renderer-accessibility. You can do so by editing the program's "Desktop file", or starting it from command line and passing it there. Example to start Chrome with full support: `ACCESSIBILITY_ENABLED=1 chrome --force-renderer-accessibility`<br><br>Theoretically, you can instead also enable the accessibility options inside chrome://accessibility but this does not seem to work reliably.</details></div> | ❌
+Chromium-based browser such as<br>Chrome, Brave | <details><summary>✔</summary>Chrome needs two adjustments: 1. Set environment variable ACCESSIBILITY_ENABLED to value 1. You can e.g. enable this globally by adding another line with content ACCESSIBILITY_ENABLED=1 into the file /etc/environment and then restarting your computer. 2. Add argument --force-renderer-accessibility. You can do so by editing the program's "Desktop file", or starting it from command line and passing it there. Example to start Chrome with full support: `ACCESSIBILITY_ENABLED=1 chrome --force-renderer-accessibility`<br><br>Theoretically, you can instead also enable the accessibility options inside chrome://accessibility but this does not seem to work reliably.</details> | ❌
 Electron-based application such as<br>VSCode, Slack, Spotify, Discord and [many more](https://www.electronjs.org/apps) | <details><summary>✔</summary>For each of those applications, you need to set the same adjustments like for Chrome (please click cell above). Some may offer a convenience settings flag too.</details> | ❌
 Java application | <details><summary>✔</summary>You need to install the ATK bridge: For Debian/Ubuntu-based systems, this is `apt install libatk-wrapper-java`. For Arch Linux based ones, it's `java-atk-wrapper-openjdk8` (depending on the Java version).</details> | ❌
 Gtk application | ✔ | ❌