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Updates the README with:

  • A pro tip on how to get Mailhog to start automatically when your computer starts.
  • More explicit direction on navigating to the UI.

Updates the README with:
- A pro tip on how to get Mailhog to start automatically when your computer starts.
- More explicit direction on navigating to the UI.
Move pro tip to bottom of section.

Then, start MailHog by running `mailhog` in the command line.

Pro tip: Use brew services to start Mailhog and have it automatically started when your computer restarts: `brew services start mailhog`.
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question: Is brew not macOS only?

If so, I guess we could add a notice or similar commands for Linux (SystemD: systemctl --user edit mailhog.service --full --force and fill the config file) and Windows (sc.exe create mailhog binpath= "c:\Program Files\mailhog" start= auto).

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Brew is only for macOS. I feel like I remember hearing about someone using it on another platform, but that's not the intended use. Happy to add those 2 comments that you put, but I'm not sure if I'm quite following where you'd want them of what you mean by fill in the config file. Mind elaborating a bit and I'll make the changes? 🙂

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@C-Duv Wanted to bump this. 👀

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