AerisChua wrote:
Uhm mine isn’t like that
Mine also wasn't but after an update it changed into this monstrosity
I hate chess.com new "game review" UI on android (or mobile)
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Sep 10, 2024
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jspmartin wrote:
I also really dislike the new review layout. The left and right arrows for clicking through the moves are unusable. It was so much better when you could see all your moves in a list, particularly when looking at a series of good (or bad) moves. I would love to see a video of someone from chess.com actually trying to use the new mobile UI to carry out a game review. Speech bubble covering the eval bar is also an egregious blunder!
Can you rotate your screen? Mine looks and works fine on my tablet.
Sep 10, 2024
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#24
I don't like it either, so many time in many apps the developers think they are making it better, but actually are making it worse.
Completely agree. The old review was much better
Sep 11, 2024
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JamHam14 wrote:
Just cancel your membership like I did. You get the opportunity to share why you cancelled and your premium membership carries on until the end of the term you've paid. You're effectively just turning off auto-renew. They don't respond in any way to suggest that they've read your feedback though, just the automatic 'if you'd like you to discuss other membership options give us a shout' emails.
"Game review! That was it! It's rubbish! Just go back to how it was and you can have my money!"
Should have said ''Game review! That was it! It's rubbish! Just go back to how it was and you can have my money son of a block!''... (everyone knows what i wanted to say it's just that if i say it i cant post this message)
I also really dislike the new review layout. The left and right arrows for clicking through the moves are unusable. It was so much better when you could see all your moves in a list, particularly when looking at a series of good (or bad) moves. I would love to see a video of someone from chess.com actually trying to use the new mobile UI to carry out a game review. Speech bubble covering the eval bar is also an egregious blunder!