updated Readme to current progress

README.md

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-MacPass
-=======
+#MacPass
 
 There a lot of iOS KeePass tools around but a distinct lack of a good OS X Version.
 KeePass can be used via Mono on OS X but lacks vital functionality and feels sluggish.
 
 This is an attempt to create an OS X port that should at least be able to read KeePass files.
 
-Status
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+##Disclaimer
 
 The Project is in heavy development and it's likely to take some time till it reaches a usable state.
 Beware that I'm going to shift things around so stuff is going to break. A lot.
 
+##Status
 
-Alternatives
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+A rough overview, of what works (or at least I think does)
+
+###Data handling
+
+* Open/Save Kdbx and Kdb Databases.
+* Undo/Redo on all supported Edit operations
+* Groups
+ * Add/Remove/Move
+ * Edit Name
+* Entries
+ * Add/Remove/Move
+ * Edit Title, Username, Password, URL
+* Clear pasteboard on quit/after timeout
+* Search for Username/Title/Url
+
+###UI
+
+* Drag'n'Drop of groups in outline
+* Double click to quick copy entry values (Username,Password,URL)
+
+##Alternatives
 
 Currently there is an alpha Version available of [KeePassX](http://www.keepassx.org).
 It's Qt based KeePass manager, than can handle KeePass 1 and 2 containers rather nicely.
 Compared to running KeePass with Mono it very fast and remarkably stable for an alpha relaese.
 Feel free to give it a try. The biggest draw-back is it's inablity to create passwords via a wizzard.
 
-What does it look like?
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+##What does it look like?
+
 ![image](https://raw.github.com/mstarke/MacPass/master/Assets/MacPass.png)
 
-License
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+##License
+
 MacPass KeePass compatible client for OS X
 Copyright (c) 2012-2013  Michael Starke, HicknHack Software GmbH
   
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 You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
 along with this program.  If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
 
-Copyright
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+##Copyright
 
 This Project is based upon the following work: