add documentation about testing on iOS and Windows; also rejig paras further down

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@@ -5,13 +5,16 @@ Welcome to dwim 0.1 (ridequat)!
 dwim is a [Dreamwidth](https://www.dreamwidth.org) mobile client. At present, it does very little: it allows you to log in to Dreamwidth, and nothing more.
 There will be more soon.
 
+I've only built it on Linux. It will probably build on the Mac. It might build on Windows for all I know. Let me know.
+
+Likewise, I've only tested the app on Android. If you have access to an iOS or Windows device, I'd be interested to know how well it works, and grateful for help with it.
+
 # Repositories
 * gitlab: git@gitlab.com:marnanel/dwim.git
 * github mirror: git@github.com:marnanel/dwim.git
 
 # How to build
 
-I've only tested this on Linux. It will probably work on the Mac. It might work on Windows for all I know.
 
 * `git clone https://gitlab.com/marnanel/dwim`
 * `npm install`
@@ -37,7 +40,9 @@ JavaScript to make connections to random websites. Therefore, we need a workarou
 (i.e. "DW"). If dwim runs in the browser, it will automatically connect to `fake-dw`
 instead of the real Dreamwidth.
 
-`fake-dw` has two modes. In *gateway* mode (`--gateway`) it will forward requests
+`fake-dw` has two modes.
+
+In *gateway* mode (`--gateway`) it will forward requests
 to the real Dreamwidth, and return its responses.
 
 Mostly, though, you'll be using *ersatz* mode (`--ersatz`), which supplies a site