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Remove exaggerated marketing claims and fix technical inaccuracies across docs and website
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@@ -103,7 +103,7 @@ When your friend opens the link in their browser:
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Both users now need to select which browser tab contains the video to sync:
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1. Open a video on any website (YouTube, Twitch, Netflix, etc.).
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1. Open a video on any website (YouTube, Twitch, etc.).
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2. In the extension popup → **Sync** tab → use the **"Target Tab"** dropdown.
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3. The dropdown lists all open tabs, filtered to exclude noise (search engines, social media — configurable via Settings).
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4. Tabs with a **matching video title** are highlighted with a ⭐ prefix for easy identification.
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@@ -143,7 +143,7 @@ If videos drift out of sync, either user can click **"Force Sync"**:
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### Phase 2 — Execute
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6. Once all ACKs are received (or after 8.5 seconds), the initiator emits `FORCE_SYNC_EXECUTE`.
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7. All peers call `video.play()` simultaneously, achieving frame-perfect sync.
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7. All peers call `video.play()` simultaneously, achieving synchronized playback.
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> **Why two phases?** Without buffering confirmation, peers with slower connections would start playing before they've loaded the target timestamp, causing immediate desync.
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