Update README.md

Author: thalissonvs

README.md

@@ -45,82 +45,6 @@ We believe that powerful automation shouldn't require you to become an expert in
 - **Humanized Interactions**: Mimic real user behavior
 - **Simplicity**: With Pydoll, you install and you're ready to automate.
 
-## What's New
-
-### Remote connections via WebSocket — control any Chrome from anywhere!
-
-You asked for it, we delivered. You can now connect to an already running browser remotely via its WebSocket address and use the full Pydoll API immediately.
-
-```python
-from pydoll.browser.chromium import Chrome
-
-chrome = Chrome()
-tab = await chrome.connect('ws://YOUR_HOST:9222/devtools/browser/XXXX')
-
-# Full power unlocked: navigation, element automation, requests, events…
-await tab.go_to('https://example.com')
-title = await tab.execute_script('return document.title')
-print(title)
-```
-
-This makes it effortless to run Pydoll against remote/CI browsers, containers, or shared debugging targets — no local launch required. Just point to the WS endpoint and automate.
-
-### Navigate the DOM like a pro: get_children_elements() and get_siblings_elements()
-
-Two delightful helpers to traverse complex layouts with intention:
-
-```python
-# Grab direct children of a container
-container = await tab.find(id='cards')
-cards = await container.get_children_elements(max_depth=1)
-
-# Want to go deeper? This will return children of children (and so on)
-elements = await container.get_children_elements(max_depth=2) 
-
-# Walk horizontal lists without re-querying the DOM
-active = await tab.find(class_name='item-active')
-siblings = await active.get_siblings_elements()
-
-print(len(cards), len(siblings))
-```
-
-Use them to cut boilerplate, express intent, and keep your scraping/automation logic clean and readable — especially in dynamic grids, lists and menus.
-
-### WebElement: state waiting and new public APIs
-
-- New `wait_until(...)` on `WebElement` to await element states with minimal code:
-
-```python
-# Wait until it becomes visible OR the timeout expires
-await element.wait_until(is_visible=True, timeout=5)
-
-# Wait until it becomes interactable (visible, on top, receiving pointer events)
-await element.wait_until(is_interactable=True, timeout=10)
-```
-
-- Methods now public on `WebElement`:
-  - `is_visible()`
-    - Checks that the element has a visible area (> 0), isn’t hidden by CSS and is in the viewport (after `scroll_into_view()` when needed). Useful pre-check before interactions.
-  - `is_interactable()`
-    - “Click-ready” state: combines visibility, enabledness and pointer-event hit testing. Ideal for robust flows that avoid lost clicks.
-  - `is_on_top()`
-    - Verifies the element is the top hit-test target at the intended click point, avoiding overlays.
-  - `execute_script(script: str, return_by_value: bool = False)`
-    - Executes JavaScript in the element’s own context (where `this` is the element). Great for fine-tuning and quick inspections.
-
-```python
-# Visually outline the element via JS
-await element.execute_script("this.style.outline='2px solid #22d3ee'")
-
-# Confirm states
-visible = await element.is_visible()
-interactable = await element.is_interactable()
-on_top = await element.is_on_top()
-```
-
-These additions simplify waiting and state validation before clicking/typing, reducing flakiness and making automations more predictable.
-
-
 ## 📦 Installation
 
 ```bash
@@ -247,7 +171,6 @@ Pydoll offers a series of advanced features to please even the most
 demanding users.
 
 
-
 ### Advanced Element Search
 
 We have several ways to find elements on the page. No matter how you prefer, we have a way that makes sense for you: