chore: apply suggestions from code review

Author: ACTCD

README.md

@@ -61,8 +61,8 @@ After installing the iOS App, you need two main steps to make the extension work
 There are two main ways to install a user script from the iOS version:
 
 - Visit a `.user.js` URL in Safari, then open the extension `popup` and you will see an installation prompt
-- The URL should ending with `.user.js` in `PATH` part, not the `?QUERY` or `#HASH` parts
-- You could also save files that extension with `.user.js` directly to the Userscripts directory you set above
+  - The URL should end with `.user.js` in `/PATH` part, not the `?QUERY` or `#HASH` parts
+- You could also save files with the extension `.user.js` directly to the Userscripts directory you set above
 
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@@ -178,13 +178,13 @@ Userscripts Safari currently supports the following userscript metadata:
   - when paired with `@updateURL`, this will allow the user to update a userscript from a remote source, if the version on their machine is `<` version at the update URL
   - `@version` does nothing by itself, it needs to be paired with` @updateURL` for remote updating to function properly
 - `@updateURL`
-  - the remote url to check version against, the url `PATH` should ending with `.meta.js` and contains the Metadata block
+  - the remote url to check version against, the url `/PATH` should end with `.meta.js` and contains the Metadata block
   - if the version of the file located at the update URL is `>` the version on the local machine, the file will be updated
   - `@updateURL` does nothing by itself, it needs to be paired with `@version` for remote updating to function properly
   - Read this [link](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/38023717/) for more details
   - _Note: The extension does not correctly implement the entire update process, tracking in issue [#248](https://github.com/quoid/userscripts/issues/248)_
 - `@downloadURL`
-  - the url `PATH` should ending with `.user.js`, that is, it cannot be in `?QUERY` or `#HASH` parts
+  - the url `/PATH` should end with `.user.js`, that is, it cannot be in `?QUERY` or `#HASH` parts
   - optional download location for a remotely updateable file (\*i.e. a file that has both `@version` and `@updateURL`)
   - when paired with `@version` and `@updateURL`, if the local version is `<` the version of the file that `@updateURL` points to, the extension will attempt to update the file's code with the contents of the file located at the `@downloadURL`
   - `@downloadURL` does nothing by itself, it needs `@version` and `@updateURL` to present in order to function properly

src/app/_locales/en/quick-start-guide-ios.md

@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@
 - You could save files that extension with `.user.js` directly to the Userscripts directory.
   - The script file must contain a valid metadata block to match the web pages and be displayed in the extension popup.
 - When you visit a `.user.js` URL in Safari, open the extension popup and you will see an installation prompt, or it will pop up automatically if you have enhanced prompts turned on.
-  - The URL should ending with `.user.js` in `/PATH` part, not the `?QUERY` or `#HASH` parts, otherwise it will not be considered a valid user script URL by the extension.
+  - The URL should end with `.user.js` in `/PATH` part, not the `?QUERY` or `#HASH` parts, otherwise it will not be considered a valid user script URL by the extension.
 
 ### That’s it, start improving your quality of life now!
 

src/app/_locales/en/quick-start-guide-mac.md

@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@
 - You could also save files that extension with `.user.js` directly to the Userscripts directory.
   - The script file must contain a valid metadata block to match the web pages and be displayed in the extension popup.
 - When you visit a `.user.js` URL in Safari, open the extension popup and you will see an installation prompt, or it will pop up automatically if you have enhanced prompts turned on.
-  - The URL should ending with `.user.js` in `/PATH` part, not the `?QUERY` or `#HASH` parts, otherwise it will not be considered a valid user script URL by the extension.
+  - The URL should end with `.user.js` in `/PATH` part, not the `?QUERY` or `#HASH` parts, otherwise it will not be considered a valid user script URL by the extension.
 
 ### That’s it, start improving your quality of life now!