Since the pandemic hit, I've had more time to focus on the best game on Earth. This journey has brought me to chess books. Most chess books use algebraic notation. I am not fluent with the chess coordinates. I've tried the vision trainer but that doesn't help when I'm trying to read a book and follow. Is there any way you software engineers at Chess.com can include a board option that has the coordinates on each individual square? I feel like after playing so many games and seeing the actual coordinates on each square would help to ingrain that to memory. Just a suggestion. Thanks.
Since the pandemic hit, I've had more time to focus on the best game on Earth. This journey has brought me to chess books. Most chess books use algebraic notation. I am not fluent with the chess coordinates. I've tried the vision trainer but that doesn't help when I'm trying to read a book and follow. Is there any way you software engineers at Chess.com can include a board option that has the coordinates on each individual square? I feel like after playing so many games and seeing the actual coordinates on each square would help to ingrain that to memory. Just a suggestion. Thanks.
-Misfit