Updated README

Author: henser

README.md

@@ -1,43 +1,40 @@
 # Frontify Finder v2
 
-Search and access Frontify assets data from any secure web app.
+Authenticate, search and access Frontify assets data from any secure web app.
 
-**This package is tightly coupled with the [FrontifyAuthenticator](https://github.com/Frontify/frontify-authenticator) package (@frontify/frontify-authenticator), so you'll have to require both packages in order to make a meaningful use of the Frontify Finder v2.**
+**This package is tightly coupled with the [FrontifyAuthenticator](https://github.com/Frontify/frontify-authenticator) package (@frontify/frontify-authenticator) as it's being used as an internal dependency of the Frontify Finder v2.**
 
 # Install
 
-There are three possible ways of installing or requiring the Frontify Authenticator v2 and Frontify Finder v2.
+There are three possible ways of installing or requiring the Frontify Finder v2.
 
 ## NPM
 
 Installing the latest published package on a third party app is as simple as running `npm i @frontify/frontify-finder` and requiring the main class either via CommonJs or as an ES module.
 
 ```
 // CommonJs require
-const FrontifyAuthenticator = require('@frontify/frontify-authenticator');
 const FrontifyFinder = require('@frontify/frontify-finder');
 ```
 
 **or**
 
 ```
 // ESM import
-import { authorize, refresh, revoke } from '@frontify/frontify-authenticator';
-import { open } from '@frontify/frontify-finder';
+import { create, logout } from '@frontify/frontify-finder';
 ```
 
 ## CDN
 
-Alternatively, in case you're not relying on npm packages in your web app, you can also require the minified JS script directly by using a CDN such as UPAKG. You can find the latest [Frontify Authenticator v2](https://unpkg.com/@frontify/frontify-authenticator@latest/dist/index.js) and [Frontify Finder v2](https://unpkg.com/@frontify/frontify-finder@latest/dist/index.js) source code and import it to your project you by requiring it via a `<script>` HTML element.
+Alternatively, in case you're not relying on npm packages in your web app, you can also require the minified JS script directly by using a CDN such as UPAKG. You can find the latest [Frontify Finder v2](https://unpkg.com/@frontify/frontify-finder@latest/dist/index.js) source code and import it to your project you by requiring it via a `<script>` HTML element.
 
 ```
-<script src="https://unpkg.com/@frontify/frontify-authenticator@latest/dist/index.js"></script>
 <script src="https://unpkg.com/@frontify/frontify-finder@latest/dist/index.js"></script>
 ```
 
 You may want to require a specific version. To do so you only have to change the word `latest` with the specific version you wish to use (ie. v2.0.0).
 
-To make use of the available methods in the script all you have to do is use the `FrontifyAuthenticator` and `FrontifyFinder` object references attached to the `window`.
+To make use of the available methods in the script all you have to do is use the `FrontifyFinder` object references attached to the `window`.
 
 Example:
 
@@ -53,7 +50,7 @@ window.FrontifyFinder.open(...);
 
 ## LOCAL
 
-To install any package locally doesn't differ greatly from the CDN use case. You can use the links mentioned above [here](https://unpkg.com/@frontify/frontify-authenticator@latest/dist/index.js) and [here](https://unpkg.com/@frontify/frontify-finder@latest/dist/index.js) to download the files contents, save it to your local instance and require via `<script>` HTML element making the `src` address point to your local file.
+To install any package locally doesn't differ greatly from the CDN use case. You can use the link mentioned above [here](https://unpkg.com/@frontify/frontify-finder@latest/dist/index.js) to download the files contents, save it to your local instance and require via `<script>` HTML element making the `src` address point to your local file.
 
 ```
 <script src="<PATH_TO_FILE>/<FILENAME>.js"></script>