Hello, dear lichess!
I searched for this topic, but didn't find anything, so here goes.
I have a question/suggestion. Is there any particular reason why notes are unavailable at the analysis board in correspondence chess? That's the most logical place where you'd want to take notes, right? Because you need to remember the lines you've analyzed. To exclude the lines that don't work once and for all, or to come back to studying the lines you're not sure about.
Instead, we have to switch back and forth between the analysis board and the actual game board to take notes, which means losing all analysis every time, and it's kinda annoying tbh.
Also, the conditional premoves feature is great, but why not make a way to just save the analysis lines just for oneself to look over at a later time? Without worrying that you might make an automatic move and enter a line you're not sure about? Wouldn't it be great to be able to see all the lines you've analyzed and chose to save to come back to them? It seems really useful, when you're taking many days to decide on a move...
But I'm thinking that lichess would have probably done this already, so there must be a reason why it's not there (no notes and no saving lines on the analysis board). Is it for some reason considedered like borderline cheating or something? Even though I don't really see why...
Anyway, thanks lichess! You're always the best ;)
I searched for this topic, but didn't find anything, so here goes.
I have a question/suggestion. Is there any particular reason why notes are unavailable at the analysis board in correspondence chess? That's the most logical place where you'd want to take notes, right? Because you need to remember the lines you've analyzed. To exclude the lines that don't work once and for all, or to come back to studying the lines you're not sure about.
Instead, we have to switch back and forth between the analysis board and the actual game board to take notes, which means losing all analysis every time, and it's kinda annoying tbh.
Also, the conditional premoves feature is great, but why not make a way to just save the analysis lines just for oneself to look over at a later time? Without worrying that you might make an automatic move and enter a line you're not sure about? Wouldn't it be great to be able to see all the lines you've analyzed and chose to save to come back to them? It seems really useful, when you're taking many days to decide on a move...
But I'm thinking that lichess would have probably done this already, so there must be a reason why it's not there (no notes and no saving lines on the analysis board). Is it for some reason considedered like borderline cheating or something? Even though I don't really see why...
Anyway, thanks lichess! You're always the best ;)