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Update the README.md to reflect the support for chrome-emacs, a fork of the Atomic Chrome extension that adds support for Manifest V3.
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This pull request updates the README to reflect the current state of browser extension support in Atomic Chrome for Emacs.
Given the removal of the Atomic Chrome extension from the Chrome Web Store, it's important for users to know about alternative ways to connect their browsers with Emacs. This update includes:
These changes ensure that users have the most up-to-date information on how to integrate their browser with Emacs using Atomic Chrome and its supported extensions.