update README

Author: codeeno

README.md

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 ## Description
 
-Switch between temporary AWS SSO credentials of all your AWS accounts using the command-line. Using the official AWS Cli v2, it is required to create a profile for *each* account, which is not practical if you're working with a big (growing) list of accounts and/or multiple instances of AWS SSO.
+Switch between temporary AWS SSO credentials of all your AWS accounts using the command-line. Using the official AWS Cli v2, it is required to create a profile for _each_ account, which is not practical if you're working with a big (growing) list of accounts and/or multiple instances of AWS SSO.
 
 ![Demo](demo.gif)
 
 ## Features
 
-* Generates temporary AWS SSO credentials from the commandline.
-* Configure SSO profiles for jumping between different instances of AWS SSO
-* Re-authenticates whenever the access token becomes invalid.
-* Interactively prompts for Proiles/Accounts/Roles if not supplied through options
+- Generates temporary AWS SSO credentials from the commandline
+- Configure SSO profiles for jumping between different instances of AWS SSO
+- Re-authenticates whenever the access token becomes invalid
+- Interactively prompts for Proiles/Accounts/Roles if not supplied through options
+- Ability to open web console of selected account
 
 ## Requirements
-* Node.js **v14** or higher
+
+- Node.js **v14** or higher
 
 ## Setup
+
 Install with npm:
+
 ```bash
 npm install -g aws-sso-cli
 ```
 
-By default, the utility prints out the `export` statements for the credentials (similar to the web frontend). If you want to have them exported automatically, you can set up a function in your .bashrc or .zshrc file that can run the export commands like so: 
+By default, the utility prints out the `export` statements for the credentials (similar to the web frontend). If you want to have them exported automatically, you can set up a function in your .bashrc or .zshrc file that can run the export commands like so:
 
 ```bash
 aws-sso-cli() {