updated docs

README.md

@@ -11,8 +11,8 @@ the abstract syntac tree (AST) is edited directly (or rather through _projection
 Languages will be extendable with custom AST node types, by either translating those to nodes of other languages or by implementing code generation
 for the backend (at the moment only WASM).
 
-The editor is available for the terminal, as a desktop GUI app and in the browser (without some features).
-You can try the browser version [here](https://nimaoth.github.io/AbsytreeBrowser/absytree_browser.html?s=default.absytree-session) (this is an old version and doesn't include all features. It currently only works in Chrome).
+The editor is available for the terminal, as a desktop GUI app.
+You can an old browser version [here](https://nimaoth.github.io/AbsytreeBrowser/absytree_browser.html?s=default.absytree-session), but this is not representative of the current state and will not be updated in the near future (only works in Chrome).
 There is also a very experimental [Unreal Engine Plugin](https://github.com/Nimaoth/AbsytreeUE) which integrates Absytree into the Unreal editor.
 
 ## Goals

docs/building_from_source.md

@@ -17,11 +17,6 @@ To enable these features pass `-D:enableNimscript=true` and `-D:enableAst=true`
   - For the gui version: `nimble buildDesktop --app:gui -D:forceLogToFile -D:enableGui=true -D:enableTerminal=false`
   - For the terminal version: `nimble buildDesktop --app:console -D:forceLogToFile -D:enableGui=false -D:enableTerminal=true`
 
-## Browser version
-- Run `nimble buildBrowser`
-- Embed the generated file `ast.js`
-- See `absytree_browser.html` for an example
-
 ## Compiling tree sitter grammars to wasm
 - Go into the tree-sitter repositories root directory
 - Make sure the cli is built