I was having some trouble with the opening explorer. One being that the opening explorer, after 1. Nf3 Nc6 apparently recognizes the opening as something it isn't.

another problem I've had was the explorer, after return from another page(like view a game), does not want to work!

at first I thought it was just me, and didn't bother too much with it, but I keep on experiencing it, and its really starting to bug me (The second one mostly, I can get around the first) Help?

can you be REALLY REALLY specific about what is not working? what is wrong with the opening? what is wrong with it not working after you come back from a different page? specifics please! :)

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Download it. Use it. Learn to love it.

Its better than Internet Explorer.

Nimzo33> 1. Nf3 Nc6 apparently recognizes the opening as something it isn't.

It's a bit unusual that the opening explorer calls 1.Nf3 and 1.Nf3 d5 the Zukertort. ECO and most players at the amateur and master level use the name "Reti" for positions beginning 1.Nf3 that don't transpose into a KIA or the English.

erik wrote:

can you be REALLY REALLY specific about what is not working? what is wrong with the opening? what is wrong with it not working after you come back from a different page? specifics please! :)

Ah sorry, I should have been more specific. After 1. Nf3 Nc6 the moves that show for me are very unusual; the first five are: 2. a6, 2. 0-0, 2. 0-0, 2. Rc1 2. d4. Also, whenever I enter a new page when going through an opening on the explorer (say, to view a game) and then press back on my browser to continue from where I left off, it won't let me load me load new moves.

I'm using Safari, would that be the problem?

It's not your browser causing the 1.Nf3 Nc6 issues. I see the same in Firefox 3 and IE 7:

Definitely odd. Specifically, none of these moves are legal after 1.Nf3 Nc6, 2.O-O is listed twice, and they all share the same statistics!