diff --git a/markdown/Native Messaging: Finally Bringing P2P to the Modern Browser.md b/markdown/Native Messaging: Finally Bringing P2P to the Modern Browser.md
index 93f7d37..6ef2051 100644
--- a/markdown/Native Messaging: Finally Bringing P2P to the Modern Browser.md	
+++ b/markdown/Native Messaging: Finally Bringing P2P to the Modern Browser.md	
@@ -672,7 +672,9 @@ That ten lines of code does an enormous amount of work under the hood. It initia
 
 ## The Data Storage Layer
 
-Beyond just peer-to-peer networking, BridgeSwarm exposes the full Hyperswarm data stack to web pages. This means you can build applications that share not just messages but actual data structures.
+Beyond just peer-to-peer networking, BridgeSwarm exposes the full Hyperswarm data stack to web pages. 
+
+This means you can build applications that share not just messages but actual data structures.
 
 ```javascript
 // Hyperbee - key/value store like a P2P Redis
@@ -697,7 +699,9 @@ const user = await BridgeSwarm.request('hyperdbGet', {
 });
 ```
 
-These data operations flow through the same message-passing infrastructure as everything else. The native host manages the storage, handles replication between peers if desired, and returns results to the web page.
+These data operations flow through the same message-passing infrastructure as everything else. 
+
+The native host manages the storage, handles replication between peers if desired, and returns results to the web page.
 
 ## Tab Swarms considering local and remote
 
@@ -705,7 +709,9 @@ One subtle issue was how each tab got its identity. Hyperswarm generates a crypt
 
 ## Example Application: P2P Chat
 
-Here's a complete working chat application that demonstrates the system in action. This is essentially what's in the chat-advanced example in the repository.
+Here's a complete working chat application that demonstrates the system in action. 
+
+This is essentially what's in the chat-advanced example in the repository.
 
 ```javascript
 // Complete P2P chat in about 60 lines
@@ -797,7 +803,9 @@ function broadcastPresence() {
 }
 ```
 
-This example shows the full flow. Users join a topic, connections establish automatically, messages send directly between peers, and presence information syncs across the network. There's no server required.
+This example shows the full flow. Users join a topic, connections establish automatically, messages send directly between peers, and presence information syncs across the network. 
+
+There's no server required.
 
 ## Repository and Installation
 
@@ -809,7 +817,9 @@ For the quickest start, you can run the installer directly without cloning:
 curl -fsSL https://ssh.surf/bridgeswarm/install.sh -o install.sh && bash install.sh
 ```
 
-This downloads BridgeSwarm, builds the native host, packages the extension, and opens your browser to load it. The installer handles all the compilation and configuration automatically.
+This downloads BridgeSwarm, builds the native host, packages the extension, and opens your browser to load it. 
+
+The installer handles all the compilation and configuration automatically.
 
 If you prefer manual installation, clone the repository and run the setup script: