docs: link hybrid in browserName to Hybrid Mode in README.md

Author: KazuCocoa

README.md

@@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ appium:skipDeviceInitialization | If set to `true` then device startup checks (w
 Capability Name | Description
 --- | ---
 appium:app | Full path to the application to be tested (the app must be located on the same machine where the server is running). Both `.apk` and `.apks` application extensions are supported. Could also be an URL to a remote location. If neither of the `app`, `appPackage` or `browserName` capabilities are provided then the driver starts from the Dashboard and expects the test knows what to do next. Do not provide both `app` and `browserName` capabilities at once.
-browserName | The name of the browser to run the test on. If this capability is provided then the driver will try to start the test in Web context mode (Native mode is applied by default). Read [Automating hybrid apps](docs/activity-startup.md) for more details. Usually equals to `chrome`.
+browserName | The name of the browser to run the test on. If this capability is provided then the driver will try to start the test in Web context mode (Native mode is applied by default). Read [Automating hybrid apps](#hybrid-mode) for more details. Usually equals to `chrome`.
 appium:appPackage | Application package identifier to be started. If not provided then UiAutomator2 will try to detect it automatically from the package provided by the `app` capability. Read [How To Troubleshoot Activities Startup](docs/activity-startup.md) for more details
 appium:appActivity | Main application activity identifier. If not provided then UiAutomator2 will try to detect it automatically from the package provided by the `app` capability. Read [How To Troubleshoot Activities Startup](docs/activity-startup.md) for more details
 appium:appWaitActivity | Identifier of the first activity that the application invokes. If not provided then equals to `appium:appActivity`. Read [How To Troubleshoot Activities Startup](docs/activity-startup.md) for more details