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docs/redirect-rule.md

@@ -13,9 +13,9 @@ Specify the **Type** option to control how the app handles redirection. You can
     * You can use all the options other than [Resource Types](#resource-types) and [Request Methods](#request-methods).
     * This is slower than the *Declarative* type and may cause extra network requests.
 * **DNR** (Experimental):
-    * This allows you to specify [Resource Types](#resource-types) ~~and [Request Methods](#request-methods)~~ in [Redirect From](#redirect-from).
+    * This allows you to specify [Resource Types](#resource-types) ~~and [Request Methods](#request-methods)~~.
     * This type works much faster than the Original type because it doesn't initiate a network request for the source URL.
-    * ⚠️ If you update Redirect Web to version 7 or later, you may see an alert on Safari that disables the extension due to a new permission request. [Details](./faq#permission-alert-on-safari)
+    * ⚠️ If you update Redirect Web to version 7 or later, you may see an alert on Safari that disables the extension due to a new permission request for this type. [Details](./faq#permission-alert-on-safari)
     * ⚠️ You can't use some options, such as [Capturing Group Processing](#capturing-group-processing) and [Excluded URL Patterns](#excluded-url-patterns).
     * ⚠️ Currently, you can't include pipes (`|`) in your Regular Expression pattern. [Details](https://github.com/mshibanami/redirect-web/issues/44)
     * ⚠️ Since the DNR API still has some issues, we consider that is still an experimental feature. You can find the list of all the known issues [here](https://github.com/mshibanami/redirect-web/labels/DNR).