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 # Magic Menu
 
-Magic Menu is an Ajax navbar and menu system, working across all your Phosphorus Five 
+The Magic Menu is an Ajax navbar and menu system, working across all your Phosphorus Five
 apps, allowing you to easily navigate your apps, and associate small pieces of Hyperlambda, with
 some _"navbar"_ item. It is extremly configurable, and among other things features speech
 recoginition and speech synthesis to navigate your menu structure on browsers that
-supports such things. The above traits, makes it extremely configurable, and arguably 
-allows you to use a single navbar, for every app you could possibly create using 
-Phosphorus Five. Below is a screenshot of how it looks like by default. But it is easily
-skinned according to your own needs.
-
-![alt screenshot](media/screenshots/screenshot-1.png)
-
-It will show up in the lower left corner of your browser once instantiated, and 
-become a _"single navbar"_, arguably allowing you to configure it to work with every 
-single Phosphorus Five apps you create. It basically allows you to create new menu items, 
-during usage, as long as you're logged in as _"root"_, from where you can associate 
-small snippets of Hyperlambda, with natural language, which will be evaluated once 
-your sentence or phrase is somehow chosen.
-
-This allows you to create literally hundreds of thousands of menu items if you wish,
-letting the menu intelligently decide for itself, which items to display at any given
-moment in time. Since the menu only displays the 5 last used navbar items, it requires little
-_"real estate"_ on your screen, yet still easily through its searching interface, allows you
-to rapidly find whatever menu item you're actually looking for. Hence, even if you have thousands
-of navbar items, it still takes up the exact same amount of _"real estate"_ on your screen - 
-And such becomes a uniform way of interfacing with your apps, making all your apps easily
-interfaced with, in the exact same way. Resulting in an extremely consistent user interface,
-where once your users have learned how to navigate one app, they've effectively learned
-how to navigate all your apps.
-
-## Speech recognition and Speech synthesis
-
-As an additional bonus, the Magic menu can be set into accepting natural speech as input, and provide
-output with speech synthesis, allowing you to choose menu items by speaking e.g. _"Can you 
-search for something for me"_ - Although these features are for all practical concerns limited
-to Google Chrome, since this is the only browser that adequately implements the W3C Speech API.
-
-The Magic menu is easily configured through its administrative dashboard, which you can see a
-screenshot of below.
-
-![alt screenshot](media/screenshots/screenshot-2.png)
-
-The Magic menu will automatically create a _"trigger button"_ in your app, if you have
-a widget in your app, with the CSS class of _"toolbar"_, and inject a button with a
-magic wand icon, which you can see in the first screenshot above, which launches the menu.
-It is doing this, by being a core Phosphorus Five plugin. It contains a very rich API, to 
-allow you to launch it yourself, or manipulate it in any ways you see fit. If you choose 
-to turn on voice recognition, you can completely control your app, using exclusively your 
-voice, and the Magic menu will provide feedback to the user, using speech synthesis.
-
-The Magic Menu is localisable in any language your browser supports speech recognition for,
-and speech synthesis, and it is easily localisable. You can declare multiple phrases, words,
-and sentences, to trigger the same action. Allowing for having multiple similar phrases being
-used, to trigger the same Hyperlambda.
+supports speech.
 
 ## Installation
 
-The easiest way to install it, is to [install phosphorus five](https://github.com/polterguy/phosphorusfive),
-for then to visit _"The Bazar"_, and simply install it through the Bazar on your local machine/server.
-However, if you want a more manual installation path, you can download the latest release,
-unzip it, and move the unzipped root folder into your _"core/p5.webapp/modules"_ folder. If you
-choose this path, you should rename the folder, removing any version information, making sure
-your module folder is called exactly _"magic-menu"_. Installation through the Bazar
-also requires you having some sort of GnuPG client on your machine/server. If you don't want
-to fiddle with installing GnuPG, you can resort to download the latest zip file release directly.
-
-## The tree structure
+The Magic Menu is automatically installed when you install Phosphorus Five.
 
-Magic menu's items, are actually a tree structure, such that once you've evaluated one
-menu item, you can choose to change the scope of your available menu items in the next round.
-This allows you to create menu hierarchies which are nested, and dependent upon some choice
-performed in a previous action. An example could be e.g.
+## License
 
-1. Create a new page
-2. Add a widget to my page
-3. Make my widget green
-4. Etc ...
+The Magic Menu is free and open source software, and licensed under the terms
+of the Gnu Public License, version 3, in addition to that a proprietary enabling license is available for a fee.
 
-Then the two latter menu items in the above example, would only be possible to select,
-if you have selected the previous item first. This allows you
-to purely logically, have _"discussions"_ with your application, and creating wizard
-steps in execution, where the evaluation of some step, is dependent upon the results
-of the evaluation of a previous step. The Magic menu is in such a regard, in fact a
-tree structure, the same way an execution tree is. Hence, in such a regard, it provides
-a _"bridge"_ between natural spoken language, and Hyperlambda, since both are effectively
-_"execution trees"_.
+* [Download and install Phosphorus Five here](https://github.com/polterguy/phosphorusfive/releases)