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@Avetik_ChessMood said in #1: > Black starts the game! This! For decades(!) I've recommended Chess Openings Wizard users TRAIN WITH THE COLORS REVERSED. (Since COW is position-based and not move-based…

@CheckRaiseMate > "While I love Lichess studies, they’re difficult to organize, and almost impossible to search. My opening files are mixed in with game reviews, thematic lessons, and a bunch of rando…

@Und3 said in #14: > Hi, > > As you are suggesting apps to build and train a repertoire, I would like to introduce chess-repertoire-companion.com which is free, without ads, mobile friendly, nothing t…

And COW is up to build 195 as of February 28, 2024. (That's the Macintosh version of Chess Openings Wizard.) It has Stockfish 16.1 thanks to your reminder about using Homebrew. https://www.bookup.com/…

@Toscani said in #27: > formulae.brew.sh/formula/stockfish > @Bookup > > www.perplexity.ai/search/What-Stockfish-version-3M8aUrw4SJGkEUZ83TJs3w This got me going. I'm still fascinated as to how homebr…

Dan writes, " I think you could get by with a lot less - 10 minutes a week, perhaps - if you select your openings to economize on theory." I agree. I've been making Chess Openings Wizard for 40 years.…

I've had no luck running the older builds on my laptop with macOS 10.15.7. The latest I can run is the Intel version for Stockfish 15.1.

I was told lichess allowed arrows with more than one color. How is that done?

It's not a question of using the open source. The COW app is used by many lichess fans and COW already has integrations that grab a player's recent games from lichess and fold them into the repertoire…

I don't doubt that there is no way for any app to access your computer. The analysis of 7 million opening positions is certainly helpful but app users do want analysis of their own positions. For that…