diff --git a/Part01_Getting-Started-with-paged.md b/Part01_Getting-Started-with-paged.md
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--- a/Part01_Getting-Started-with-paged.md
+++ b/Part01_Getting-Started-with-paged.md
@@ -41,8 +41,6 @@ How to start with paged.js? The first thing is to make the script work on your d
 - a (local) server,
 - a web browser.
 
-https://www.startpage.com/fr/
-
 ### Access to paged.polyfill.js script
 
 **Option 1: CDN version**
@@ -99,14 +97,14 @@ We really want paged.js to work with all the browsers around, but we can't manag
 
 #### Support of @page { size }
 
-Paged.js acts like a sort of polyfill but there is one thing we can't manage that we need to print correctly: the support by the browser of the `@page { size }` property. This property will allow you to create a PDF at the right size when it is generated. It's only supported in some browsers:
+Paged.js acts like a sort of polyfill but there is one thing we can't manage that we need to print correctly: the support by the browser of the `@page { size }` property. This property will allow you to create a PDF at the right size when it is generated. These property is only supported in some browsers:
 
 - Chromium
 - Google Chrome
 - Brave
 - Opera
 
-We know that many of you are attached to Mozilla Firefox (and so are we). It is still possible to use it but you will have to manually change the PDF size when you generate it (in the custom sizes). Be careful to calculate bleeds and crop marks if you add it.
+We know that many of you are attached to Mozilla Firefox (and so are we). It is still possible to use paged.js with it but you will have to manually change the PDF size when you generate it (in the custom sizes). Be careful to calculate bleeds and crop marks if you add it.
 
 #### Support of CSS grid