diff --git a/adjuster.py b/adjuster.py
index 5b022b49630df8b63635bfe018d4b3ba583db4ba..82315d45239592c8487021d67ffe0e7dd95d56ea 100755
--- a/adjuster.py
+++ b/adjuster.py
@@ -303,12 +303,12 @@ define("js_images",default=True,help="When js_interpreter is in use, instruct it
 define("js_size",default="1024x768",help="The virtual screen dimensions of the browser when js_interpreter is in use (changing it might be useful for screenshots)")
 define("js_links",default=True,help="When js_interpreter is in use, handle some Javascript links via special suffixes on href URLs. Turn this off if you don't mind such links not working and you want to ensure URLs are unchanged modulo domain-rewriting.")
 define("js_multiprocess",default=True,help="When js_interpreter is in use, handle the webdriver instances in completely separate processes (not just separate threads) when the multiprocessing module is available. Recommended: if a webdriver instance gets 'stuck' in a way that somehow hangs its controlling process, we can detect and restart it.")
-define("ssl_fork",default=False,help="Run SSL-helper proxies as separate processes (Unix only) to stop the main event loop from being stalled by buggy SSL libraries. This costs RAM, but adding --multicore too will limit the number of helpers to one per core instead of one per port, so --ssl-fork --multicore is recommended if you want more js_interpreter instances than cores.")
+define("ssl_fork",default=False,help="(Unix only) Run SSL-helper proxies as separate processes to stop the main event loop from being stalled by buggy SSL libraries. This costs RAM, but adding --multicore too will limit the number of helpers to one per core instead of one per port, so --ssl-fork --multicore is recommended if you want more js_interpreter instances than cores.")
 
 heading("Server control options")
-define("background",default=False,help="If True, fork to the background as soon as the server has started (Unix only). You might want to enable this if you will be running it from crontab, to avoid long-running cron processes.")
-define("restart",default=False,help="If True, try to terminate any other process listening on our port number before we start (Unix only). Useful if Web Adjuster is running in the background and you want to quickly restart it with new options. Note that no check is made to make sure the other process is a copy of Web Adjuster; whatever it is, if it has our port open, it is asked to stop.")
-define("stop",default=False,help="Like 'restart', but don't replace the other process after stopping it. This option can be used to stop a background server (if it's configured with the same port number) without starting a new one. Unix only.")
+define("background",default=False,help="(Unix only) Fork to the background as soon as the server has started. You might want to enable this if you will be running it from crontab, to avoid long-running cron processes.")
+define("restart",default=False,help="(Unix only) Try to terminate any other process listening on our port number before we start. Useful if Web Adjuster is running in the background and you want to quickly restart it with new options. Note that no check is made to make sure the other process is a copy of Web Adjuster; whatever it is, if it has our port open, it is asked to stop.")
+define("stop",default=False,help="(Unix only) Like 'restart', but don't replace the other process after stopping it. This option can be used to stop a background server (if it's configured with the same port number) without starting a new one.")
 # "stop" overrides "restart", so if "restart" is set in a configuration file then you can still use "stop" on the command line
 define("install",default=False,help="Try to install the program in the current user's Unix crontab as an @reboot entry, unless it's already there.  The arguments of the cron entry will be the same as the command line, with no directory changes, so make sure you are in the home directory before doing this.  The program will continue to run normally after the installation attempt.  (If you are on Cygwin then you might need to run cron-config also.)")
 define("pidfile",default="",help="Write our process ID to this file when running in the background, so you can set up a systemd service with Type=forking and PIDFile=this instead of using crontab. (Alternatively use 'pip install sdnotify' and run in the foreground with Type=notify.)")