update readme with new features

README.md

@@ -1,15 +1,14 @@
-Tired of looking up the ContentId of srf articles? Sick of outdated bookmarklets that the developer swore would work?
+Browser extension to make working with SRF/RTR content easier:
 
-Look no further!
+* displays a banner with the current environment
+* adds an entry to the context menu to directly edit articles/landingpages in the CMS
+* shows actions in the popup panel to edit articles/landingpages/livetickers
+* link collection for front and backend
+* daily standup feature for JIRA - maximizes board, displays team members
+* supports dark theme
+* developer/experimental view with additional links and actions (e.g. webview, JSON view)
 
-This bad boy
-
-* displays an ugly banner with the current environment so you're never confused anymore if you're on TEST or PROD and if your "hurr durr test article lol" might be seen by dozens or thousands
-* offers you dynamic links for the currently opened article or landingpage, e.g. JSON representation or webviews
-* offer links directly to EDITH or KURT/GLOBI to fix whatever the original author broke
-* has a list of handy-dandy links that you might use often but are too lazy to save in your bookmarks
-* can be updated by the CMS developers, so if something breaks you can actually be mad at someone!
-* comes in 2 fashionable color themes: aaaaah-my-eyes white and whats-that-on-my-screen black
+:exclamation: Currently, only Chrome is supported :exclamation
 
 
 ### Local Setup (WIP)
@@ -32,8 +31,3 @@ Load the unpacked extension by following this [guide](https://developer.chrome.c
 The extension is automatically published to the Chrome Web Store when a Pull Request is merged into the `main` branch.
 
 :exclamation: Don't forget to update the version number in `manifest.json` before merging.
-
-### TODO
-* enhance readme
-* redesign
-* support play for the banner