I spend a lot of time in the analysis board window, and felt like it could use a few UI additions. I prefer the keyboard over the mouse , so I wrote a quick userscript that adds two bits of functionality:
1. Pressing the up or down arrow key flips the board ( I was tired of having to switch to the mouse to change it).
2. Pressing 'p' loads the PGN file in the window so you can copy and paste it to another application to explore variations. I prefer using SCID. I can save all my variations, and have a good record of my dumb ideas.
It works for me in Chrome on OS X , but you can find instructions for your browser at userscripts.com. It will probably break if chess.com changes any of their code.
I spend a lot of time in the analysis board window, and felt like it could use a few UI additions. I prefer the keyboard over the mouse , so I wrote a quick userscript that adds two bits of functionality:
1. Pressing the up or down arrow key flips the board ( I was tired of having to switch to the mouse to change it).
2. Pressing 'p' loads the PGN file in the window so you can copy and paste it to another application to explore variations. I prefer using SCID. I can save all my variations, and have a good record of my dumb ideas.
You can download the script here.
It works for me in Chrome on OS X , but you can find instructions for your browser at userscripts.com. It will probably break if chess.com changes any of their code.
Hope someone finds it useful.
-Seth