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xt8088
From my list of games I choose one which is "My Move" and I wish to play. After I submit my move another one automatically comes up.
If I have another "My Move" game, is there a way to jump directly to the next game, without making a move on the one presented to me?Sometimes, I just want to wait on one game if I have the time.
Charlie91
That's the default behavior--after you move, the next ready move comes automatically. Now, to stay on a particular game, you have to change your Online Games settings. Go to your Online Chess, then click Settings. The Preferences - Online Chess appears. Scroll down to Move Preferences, and choose an option at the After Moving text box by clicking the drop-down arrow. Choose Stay on this Game, and then click Save Preferences button at the bottom of the page.
Now, when you choose a game (from My Games), you'll stay with it even if you submit your move.
silentfilmstar13
Exactly! You currently can only go to another game if...
1. You submit a move.
or
2. Go to your home, then select another game.
A "Next Game" button would be fantastic.
As for Charlie91, I like Ubuntu too!
NM Reb
But I don't want an action "After Moving"! I want an action without moving. I know about the drop down box! But I see a game, I don't want to make a move, I simply want to advance to the next ready game. Therefore a next game button down beside, resign, draw, etc. That would be handy.
I'm not saying there isn't a way, as Reb explained... However I am suggesting a more convenient way. Think not "work around", think "fix".
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