Update README.md to reflect current features

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2017-11-25 20:02:00 +00:00
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@@ -49,10 +49,12 @@ Most of the additional features are as follows:
* Add Omnibox search provider "No Search" to allow disabling of searching
* Disable automatic formatting of URLs in Omnibox (e.g. stripping `http://`, hiding certain parameters)
* Added menu item under "More tools" to clear the HTTP authentication cache on-demand
* Add new command-line switches and `chrome://flags` entries:
* `--extension-mime-request-handling` - Change how extension MIME types (CRX and user scripts) are handled. Acceptable values are `download-as-regular-file` or `install-always`. Leave unset to use normal behavior. It is also configurable under `chrome://flags`
* `enable-stacked-tab-strip` and `enable-tab-adjust-layout` - These flags adjust the tab strip behavior. They are not well tested, so proceed with caution.
* Force all pop-ups into tabs
* Disable [Safe Browsing](//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Safe_Browsing)
* See the [FAQ](FAQ.md#why-is-safe-browsing-disabled)
* Disable WebRTC (will be configurable in the future [#179](//github.com/Eloston/ungoogled-chromium/issues/179))
* Disable intranet redirect detector (extraneous DNS requests)
* This breaks captive portal detection, but captive portals still work.
* Add more URL schemes allowed for saving
@@ -60,7 +62,7 @@ Most of the additional features are as follows:
* Also prevents any URLs with the top-level domain `qjz9zk` (as used in domain substitution) from attempting a connection.
* (Iridium and Inox feature change) Prevent pinging of IPv6 address when detecting the availability of IPv6
* Support for building Linux packages for multiple distributions (work in progress)
* Windows support
* Windows support (Currently broken, see [#215](//github.com/Eloston/ungoogled-chromium/issues/215))
* Does not set the Zone Identifier on downloaded files
**NOTE: Although it is the top priority to eliminate bugs and privacy-invading code, there will be those that slip by due to the fast-paced growth and evolution of the Chromium project.**