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Feature Request: In Studies, hide moves list until move is played.

Mainly for when reviewing games and studies.

Not knowing the moves in advance is helpful for working through games of masters and other studies (like endgames and traps, etc), so that I can work through what the next move is without seeing it in advance.

Sort of a "guess/work out the next move" thing in studies.

Thank you!

Mainly for when reviewing games and studies. Not knowing the moves in advance is helpful for working through games of masters and other studies (like endgames and traps, etc), so that I can work through what the next move is without seeing it in advance. Sort of a "guess/work out the next move" thing in studies. Thank you!

You can already do that. It's a chapter setting IIRC. Very useful for stuff like tactics and puzzles.

You can already do that. It's a chapter setting IIRC. Very useful for stuff like tactics and puzzles.

To be clear, the study owner can always see all the moves (they're just grayed out), but everyone else has them hidden. Can an option be added so the owner can also hide next moves from themselves?

To be clear, the study owner can always see all the moves (they're just grayed out), but everyone else has them hidden. Can an option be added so the owner can also hide next moves from themselves?

You can do this with userstyles, e.g. using Stylus:
.tview2 .conceal, interrupt line { visibility: hidden; }

You may want to drop ", interrupt line" for now if you want to be able to navigate into variations.

You can do this with userstyles, e.g. using Stylus: .tview2 .conceal, interrupt line { visibility: hidden; } You may want to drop ", interrupt line" for now if you want to be able to navigate into variations.

@bufferunderrun thank you for that tip, will try it out!

@bufferunderrun thank you for that tip, will try it out!

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