Question about studies : Analysis mode "Practice with computer" and "Hide next moves"

Hello,
is there a specialist who can explain something to me about studies.

I created a study with a few games, which I want to analyse.

For each chapter it is possible to change the settings for the "Analysis mode"

First setting is : Normal analysis : This is clear

second setting is : Practice with computer : Here the computer plays black or white, depending on the orientation of the board. The problem here is that I can still see the move list on the right side of the board. How is it possible to practice if I can already see the solution.

Is it possible to hide the list of moves ?

Third setting : Hide the next moves : Here I have the same problem. The list of moves is still visible.

Fourth setting : interactive lesson : Ok here is everything hidden.

What I actually want to do is the following. I want to analyse a game without seeing the list of moves. But it must be possible to manouvre from move to move.
Is this somehow possible in the settings or must I cover my screen with a sheet of paper ?

Hide next moves : Hide next moves until somebody play a move ( good or bad move )
Pratice computer : Play aganist computer computer help to find good moves ( hints)
Analysis mode : Analysis
Interactive lesson : learn and study ches

To the right of the chapter name at the top left hand side of your screen is a bumpy circle. That circle presents chapter options including analysis mode on a chapter by chapter basis.

@comfortable
@Turkeyeng

Is it possible to hide the list of moves entirely in a study ?
But it must still be possible to manouvre through the moves.

I want to analyse games without being influenced by the move list or the end result or the name of the players.
I simply want to find out if I am able to evaluate a position correctly.
If I had any information about the game, I would be already biased.

At the moment I am using Arena 3.51. I load a PGN and cover the area of my screen where the move list is.
I can only see the board. Then I manouver through the moves and analyse.

I want to do the same thing here on Lichess in a study.

To hide the moves you can click on menu on the bottom right of your screen, a drop down screen will then cover the moves, but you can still move forward in the normal way.

@comfortable

ok, thank you. That works.

Is it possible to increase the size of the board, or perhaps your browser’s zoom level, so that the move list is off-screen unless you scroll over to see it? I haven’t used studies or the board resizing in the new layout, so this might be a dumb question.

@Chuck_Fess
Your proposal surely also works. It is a little bit like my thing with a sheet of paper covering the area of the screen where the list of moves is.

But the idea from "comfortable" is also good enough. Simply going to the sub-menu where you can set the settings for the engine. This sub-menu covers the list of moves.