Update NN-notebook-v7/notebook-v7.md

Co-authored-by: Sylvain Corlay <[email protected]>

NN-notebook-v7/notebook-v7.md

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 **The Notebook as a document-centric user experience:** The Jupyter Notebook application offers a _document-centric user experience_. That is, in the Notebook application, the landing page that contains a file manager, running tools tab, and a few optional extras, is a launching point into opening standalone, individual documents. This document-centric experience is important for many users, and that is the first key point this proposal aims to preserve. Notebook v7 will be based on a different JavaScript implementation than v6, but _it will preserve the document-centric experience, where each individual notebook opens in a separate browser tab and the visible tools and menus are focused on the open document_.
 
-**Extensions critical to the Notebook user community:** Furthermore, for many users, certain widely used extensions are critical to their workflow. While we can not port every Notebook v6 extension ourselves (a list of widely-used community extensions is [here](https://github.com/ipython-contrib/jupyter_contrib_nbextensions)), we will identify some critical extensions (listed below) for which, on day 1 of the Notebook v7 release, should work with similar functionality that users currently enjoy. We will engage with the developers of those extensions to identify a concrete technical plan and resources to implement this transition. We will also engage with the broader extension-authoring community to provide resources to ease the transition of other extensions.
+**Extensions critical to the Notebook user community:** Furthermore, for many users, certain widely used extensions are critical to their workflow. While we can not port every Notebook v6 extension ourselves (a list of widely-used community extensions is [here](https://github.com/ipython-contrib/jupyter_contrib_nbextensions)), we will identify some critical extensions (listed below) which, on day 1 of the Notebook v7 release, should work with similar functionality that users currently enjoy. We will engage with the developers of those extensions to identify a concrete technical plan and resources to implement this transition. We will also engage with the broader extension-authoring community to provide resources to ease the transition of other extensions.
 
 **The body of existing content relying on the Notebook application experience:** Finally, the Notebook v6 community depends on widely-used educational content about the core Notebook application (such as tutorials, textbooks, videos), and these _will not be invalidated_ by the transition. Educators who have such materials online will not need to update their content. While we can not expect a pixel-perfect match between versions 6 and 7 of the Notebook, we will make every effort to ensure that the gap between the visual and operational experience (menu items, available tools and actions, etc.) is small enough that any user can reasonably bridge it without assistance. A user's experience applying a Notebook v6 tutorial to Notebook v7 should be no different than that of reading an online tutorial based on a previous version of Windows or MacOS, where the visuals or item locations may have changed somewhat in the user's current installation.