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Jan 24, 2015
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#5
restored system to 1/20/15. cleaned disk. started to play a bullet game. after a few moves the clock just winds down on my opponent, waiting for his move. finally, up pops a window stating my opponent wins becuase i abandoned the game. this happened several months ago too a couple of times. the game stops, the opponent clock winds down, and the window pops up and tells you that you lost because you abandoned the game. surreal.
Similar issues using Opera. It is poor programming / testing by chess.com.
Jan 25, 2015
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#7
rishar wrote:
restored system to 1/20/15. cleaned disk. started to play a bullet game. after a few moves the clock just winds down on my opponent, waiting for his move. finally, up pops a window stating my opponent wins becuase i abandoned the game. this happened several months ago too a couple of times. the game stops, the opponent clock winds down, and the window pops up and tells you that you lost because you abandoned the game. surreal.
This problem sounds like it's your internet connection and you keep getting disconnected. Firefox is better to use.
Jan 25, 2015
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#8
i cleaned the disc, defragged, reinstalled google chrome. still crippled by the opponent piece trailing the move...thanks kindly...i will try internet explorer and maybe firefox. i suspect tapani may be on to the problem.
Using Ccleaner every day, always on private browsing, adblock always on in Firefox, and I always have in live chess issues. Correspondence works, but sometimes it's incredibly slow to switch between games.
What seems to work is if you only have one tab open. Once there is something else running, the site glitches.
Also on Android, when I have anything else open, and return to the app while other ones are running, it glitches out, pieces are missing, or every piece turns into a certain color.
Jan 25, 2015
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#10
I've never had any problem with Chrome: I've not had any errors with Internet Explorer either, although sometimes it feels a bit slower than Chrome. Been ages since I played here using Firefox, but I think it was more in the Chrome speed category than IE
Jan 25, 2015
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#11
internet explorer works with its own set of errors. basically a waste of time. firefox does not download with windows xp. chrome still has crippling errors and another waste of time the last few days. i'll just wait and see with chrome when/if the problems are resolved here. thanks and good luck.
Jan 25, 2015
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#12
updated java. helped a little bit but not much. reinstalled chrome but there is still that delay between the opponents move and actually seeing it. not playable.
It is a javascript issue. Try another browser: for instance I use Midori when I play live chess.
I think it's probably your computer. When I make moves on a slow old computer it takes ages to see the peice move and everything. Try upgrading or getting a better computer. Also if you do not actually see the peices when they move... That only happens to me when I am browsing on another tab then my opponent makes his move and I can't see it. It's cause I wasn't on the page.
PS: I also use chrome
Jan 25, 2015
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#16
i just tried safari and it works pretty good. only the slightest delay in the sound. when everything is right chrome is super. but usually everything doesn't stay right for long. i'll use safari until that glitches out. tx
I have the same problem
i have the same probleam just go back a move and go back then to the inital position the piec will appear
How about making sure your Java is up to date? https://java.com/en/download/
the opponent moves but only the square is highlighted. i cannot see the actual piece moved until after I move. impossible to play.