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@@ -231,7 +231,7 @@ On Linux, Flameshot doesn't yet support <kbd>Pr Scr</kbd> out of the box, but wi
 
 #### On KDE Plasma desktop
 
-To make configuration easier, there's a [file](docs/shortcuts-config/flameshot-shortcuts-kde.khotkeys) in the repository that more or less automates this process. This file will assign the following keys to the following actions by default:
+To make configuration easier, there's a [file](docs/shortcuts-config/flameshot-shortcuts-kde.khotkeys) in the repository that more or less automates this process. This file will assign the following hotkeys by default:
 
 |  Keys                                                  |  Description                                                                       |
 |---                                                     |---                                                                                 |
@@ -240,11 +240,11 @@ To make configuration easier, there's a [file](docs/shortcuts-config/flameshot-s
 | <kbd>Shift</kbd> + <kbd>Prt Sc</kbd>                   | Take a full-screen (all monitors) screenshot and save it                           |
 | <kbd>Ctrl</kbd> + <kbd>Shift</kbd> + <kbd>Prt Sc</kbd> | Take a full-screen (all monitors) screenshot and copy it to the clipboard          |
 
-If you don't like the defaults, you can change them manually later.
+If you don't like the defaults, they can be changed later.
 
 Steps for using the configuration:
 
-1. The configuration file configures shortcuts so that Flameshot automatically saves (without opening the save dialog) screenshots to `~/Pictures/Screenshots` folder. Make sure you have that folder by running the following command:
+1. The configuration file makes Flameshot automatically save screenshots to `~/Pictures/Screenshots` without opening the save dialog. Make sure that folder exists by running:
 
     ```shell
     mkdir -p ~/Pictures/Screenshots
@@ -259,10 +259,10 @@ Steps for using the configuration:
     ```
 3. Make sure you have the `khotkeys` installed using your package manager to enable custom shortcuts in KDE Plasma.
 4. Go to _System Settings_ → _Shortcuts_ → _Custom Shortcuts_.
-5. If there's one, you'll need to disable an entry for Spectacle, the default KDE screenshot utility, first because its shortcuts might collide with Flameshot's ones; so, just uncheck the _Spectacle_ entry.
-6. Click _Edit_ → _Import..._, navigate to the Desktop folder (or wherever you saved the configuration file) and open the configuration file.
+5. If an entry exists for Spectacle (the default KDE screenshot utility), you'll need to disable it because its shortcuts might conflict with Flameshot's. Do this by unchecking the _Spectacle_ entry.
+6. Click _Edit_ → _Import..._, navigate to the configuration file and open it.
 7. Now the Flameshot entry should appear in the list. Click _Apply_ to apply the changes.
-8. If you want to change the defaults, you can expand the entry, select the appropriate action and modify it as you wish; the process is pretty self-explanatory.
+8. If you want to change the default hotkeys, you can expand the entry, select the appropriate action and modify it as you wish; the process is pretty self-explanatory.
 9. If you installed Flameshot as a Flatpak, you will need to create a symlink to the command:
 
     ```shell