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Portable-Devices.md

@@ -23,11 +23,11 @@ Clementine uses [libgpod](http://www.gtkpod.org/wiki/Libgpod) to read and write
 
 The classic iPod or iPod shuffle appear as USB mass storage devices are mounted and accessed directly by Clementine, but the iPod touch, iPhone and iPad use a different protocol and Clementine uses [libimobiledevice](http://www.libimobiledevice.org/) to access them.  libimobiledevice requires usbmuxd.
 
-- **Show a list of songs:** <font color="green">works</font>
-- **Copy songs to device:** <font color="green">works</font>
-- **Copy songs from device:** <font color="green">works</font> for iPod classic, <font color="red">doesn't work</font> for iPod Touch, iPhone, iPad
-- **Play songs:** <font color="green">works</font>
-- **Find out which files are supported:** <font color="green">works</font>
+- **Show a list of songs:** works
+- **Copy songs to device:** works
+- **Copy songs from device:** works for iPod classic, doesn't work for iPod Touch, iPhone, iPad
+- **Play songs:** works
+- **Find out which files are supported:** works
 
 ## MTP
 
@@ -37,11 +37,11 @@ On **Linux** you also need GIO and GVFS installed to be able to detect MTP devic
 
 MTP devices can sometimes be a bit temperamental.  If you have problems copying songs to your device try unplugging it and plugging it back in, or restarting it.
 
-- **Show a list of songs:** <font color="green">works</font>
-- **Copy songs to device:** <font color="green">works</font>
-- **Copy songs from device:** <font color="red">doesn't work</font>
-- **Play songs:** <font color="red">doesn't work</font>
-- **Find out which files are supported:** <font color="green">works</font>
+- **Show a list of songs:** works
+- **Copy songs to device:** works
+- **Copy songs from device:** doesn't work
+- **Play songs:** doesn't work
+- **Find out which files are supported:** works
 
 ## USB mass storage
 
@@ -49,11 +49,11 @@ Other USB devices that aren't music players, such as USB flash disks or memory c
 
 On **Linux** Clementine uses either DeviceKit or GIO to detect mass storage devices.  Clementine will try to mount devices as soon as you plug them in, but if a device doesn't show up try mounting it manually (using your file browser or the commandline).
 
-- **Show a list of songs:** <font color="green">works</font>
-- **Copy songs to device:** <font color="green">works</font>
-- **Copy songs from device:** <font color="green">works</font>
-- **Play songs:** <font color="green">works</font>
-- **Find out which files are supported:** <font color="red">doesn't work</font>
+- **Show a list of songs:** works
+- **Copy songs to device:** works
+- **Copy songs from device:** works
+- **Play songs:** works
+- **Find out which files are supported:** doesn't work
 
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