I just lost a second game within a few days because the site had technical problems. When I would move, it would move the piece on the screen, but it would still say "your turn" and my timer continued ticking down. Refreshing the browser didn't help.
The game I just played where this happened it was an equal position, but the first game I was winning when it happened, after refreshing the browser and it not helping, I tried closing and restarting my browser, only to return to the game and find my opponent who was losing had forced my resignation for "leaving the game".
Because of this, I've been playing on Chess.com for the past few days. I would rather play at Lichess than Chess.com because I usually like to be black and I think the rating system there is inflated. (for instance, I just beat a 1460 player at Chess.com who played like a 1100's Lichess player. )
However, given the technical issues here at Lichess, never knowing when there's going to be server issue disrupting games, there seems to be no other option but Chess.com.
Another plus is it seems like there are less cheaters at Chess.com. They seem to have ways of automatically detecting it that Lichess doesn't, for instance after one of my games there a message box popped up saying "we think your opponent may have violated our fair play policy, his account has been flagged for review"
The game I just played where this happened it was an equal position, but the first game I was winning when it happened, after refreshing the browser and it not helping, I tried closing and restarting my browser, only to return to the game and find my opponent who was losing had forced my resignation for "leaving the game".
Because of this, I've been playing on Chess.com for the past few days. I would rather play at Lichess than Chess.com because I usually like to be black and I think the rating system there is inflated. (for instance, I just beat a 1460 player at Chess.com who played like a 1100's Lichess player. )
However, given the technical issues here at Lichess, never knowing when there's going to be server issue disrupting games, there seems to be no other option but Chess.com.
Another plus is it seems like there are less cheaters at Chess.com. They seem to have ways of automatically detecting it that Lichess doesn't, for instance after one of my games there a message box popped up saying "we think your opponent may have violated our fair play policy, his account has been flagged for review"