Justice for iOS

The part that I saw that seed like it conforms is the most is that it took a higher rated player 6.2 seconds to win a very easy endgame on phone, and you 1 second on site.

It’s also too long to read on the app

Here is the last part of @GraysonKellogg's message which is not readable on the app:
…I stopped at 15 since after that, I generally slowed down and stopped premoving. The result is that I took an average of around 0.689 seconds per move, while Fet, on iOS, took around 0.911 seconds per move. On the endgame boards we didn’t time out on, Fet had an average move speed of around 0.413 seconds, while I had an average speed of around 0.09 seconds.
So, is this conclusive? Honestly, no. There were too many variables during this experiment. We were playing on many different boards, and our ratings differ drastically. It’s hard to say if I would have won the normal games on time if I were as skilled as Fet. But the key takeaway is that multiple Premoves, especially in endgames, does in fact save valuable time that allows you to convert completely won endgames.

I would also add that Andriod has eboard support while IOS has none in the app. Please add list to the list.

#182 you should try switching which one of you is on iOS. If you don’t have an iPhone, you could limit yourself to not do multiple premoves.
Game-winning doesn’t matter with a rating gap, but see if there’s a disparity in how long to win a simple winning king/pawn endgame

Analysis boards are back.
Did anyone else experience that bug?

Justice for IOS

I can’t say I have…

Good catch! I don’t know if that’s true, but I’ll trust you! I generally only want to add things that are exclusively absent from iOS but present on both Android and the website. However, I do know that there is support for DGT Smart Boards on the website. So I will add it.

Thanks for the contribution!

Thanks to @Zildaren, we have now discovered another iOS-absent feature:

- eBoard / DGT Smart Boards Support

It has been added to the list.

That's why I don't like using eboards that need another device to be used.

I don’t even know what an eBoard is. Is it like the ChessUp perhaps?

Eh?

Justice for iOS

What's a chessup

#194 yes, ChessUp is an eBoard, but ChessUp has chess.com integrated in it. Other eBoards need your device to connect.

#197 a ChessUp is a physical board which has chess.com integrated in it. I bought one, and it's gonna arrive soon.

#200

Justice for iOS

I got the “thanks for the brilliant suggestion” message.

Not really much news, but hopefully they will give this issue a little more priority…