@avivo454 "Feature request: limited features" (paraphrase): Um . . . that's what the checkboxes are for on all the menus?
For those late-night blitz sessions while buzzed (hey, it lowers your inhibitions, right?), I recommend logging out and playing anonymously. That way, there's no record (unless you want it, say via bookmarks / imports).
"I'm willing to try and develop it myself if that would be in use." It would be in use by you, if you used it. (?) As for trying and doing something, you can try _to_ do it, but not try _and_ do it, since that's having it both ways. ;) A fine point of grammar, perhaps -- like saying something is "very unique" is redundant, since if a thing is unique, it's unique full stop; or saying "whether or not," since the "or not" is already implied by "whether"; or "the reason why," when just reason or just why would suffice. Etc. A lot of bad grammar is popular; unfortunately, that doesn't excuse it. A lot of bad government is also popular, but that doesn't legitimate it. Just because everyone else is doing it doesn't make it right (it makes it left) -- what if they were all murdering each other? -- after all, Joe Public doesn't know how to fly a plane, much less run a whole country; and asking non-chess-players to vote on the next move in the World Championship would be useless, since their vote is worthless. But I digress.
Popularity is an unfortunate fixation of the Modern Era. Popular things are common. Excrement is common; excellence is rare. To become excellent at anything requires practice; unfortunately (for them), most people are lazy and/or distracted. But as someone else said, self-control will get you there. Though the toggling of options will surely help. ;)
I would say, since you're using Lichess rather than
Chess.com, you are already doing the unpopular thing, and are therefore above average. So just keep doing what you're doing, and best of luck to you. :)
