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@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ Text Forge is an open source code editor based on:
 * object-oriented design 
 * plug-and-play extension architecture
 
-![Simple screenshot](https://text-forge.github.io/docs/img/introduction_screenshot.png)
+![Simple screenshot](https://text-forge.github.io/docs/img/auto-formatter-after.png)
 
 Text Forge is a response to the growing demand for tools that empower rather than constrain. Designed as a standalone text editor with a focus on modularity, deep customization, and minimal design, it offers a flexible and efficient foundation for users who want full control over their editing environment.
 

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@@ -16,23 +16,21 @@ Now, you have a very lightweight editor, it's more like a core. There is a lot o
 panel, etc. but you need another type of module too for work with you editor. This type is **Mode**, you can find more 
 about modes [here](modes.md), but for now let's get your modes from official mode library!
 
-### Download Modes or Standard Package
+### Download Modes or Mode Kits
 
-You can go [here](https://github.com/text-forge/mode-library/releases/latest) and download modes you want, instead if
-you like have a standard collection of modes you can use **Standard Package** (You can read more about packages [here](modes.md#packages)),
-to get this package you should navigate to [this section](https://github.com/text-forge/mode-library/wiki/Packages#standard) 
-in [packages list](https://github.com/text-forge/mode-library/wiki/Packages) and click on `Standard` to download package file.
+You can go [here](https://github.com/text-forge/mode-library) to find and download modes you want. Just click on name of
+mode you want and read setup guide in mode repository.
 
-Then, you have one (or more) `.zip` or `.tfmode` file, you can import them with `Settings > Mode Manager > Import Mode / Package`,
-If everything done well, you will receive an **info** notification that says `"Load mode / package completed"` and you 
+Then, you have one (or more) `.zip` or `.tfmode` file, you can import them with `Settings > Mode Manager > Import Mode / Mode Kit`,
+If everything done well, you will receive an **info** notification that says `"Load mode / mode kit completed"` and you 
 can use your new modes now without restart editor.
 
 ## Open A File
 
 You have a ready code editor! Let's open a file:
 
 - In top left of editor you have a list of menus. Click on `File` menu in top left.
-- Click on `Open` and select you file from opened file dialog.
+- Click on `Open` and select your file in opened file dialog.
   - Based on your file type (extension), Text Forge will open it in one of these ways:
     1. **You have one installed mode for this file:** Here, Text Forge will use mode to load file in editor and loads syntax highlighter from mode.
     2. **You have some installed mode for this file:** A popup will show, and you can select a mode to open file, then we have first situation.