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One thing to consider is that WiFi is becoming the de facto way to connect in most areas, home or business. So having logging facilities for the app to identify issues and bottlenecks could be extreme…

@StingerPuzzles - The funny part is that when I connect to the wifi router, which is further away, the disconnects are far less frequent; almost full games playable.

I concur that the Lichess app should have logging facilities for troubleshooting purposes.

The reconnect issue only happens on my end when using WiFi instead of Ethernet. Firefox or Chrome under Linux have no problems when connected by wire. Connecting to a repeater causes the message to ap…

@Alayan - An automatic reciprocal take back sounds like a good idea, but what if you really don't need one on that game? I still think that "purchasing" a take back with time is still the most practic…

@finlip - Yes, I know one can request time when needed. This has nothing to do with time trouble. The main idea is this: If a player wants to take back a move, he or she will need to "purchase" it by …

@finlip - No, there isn't. The "provision of +15 seconds" has nothing to do with taking back moves. What I'm proposing is that IF a player requests a take-back, and it is granted, the opponent gets 5 …

Hi, Here's a feature request for blitz games: Whenever an opponent requests a move take-back, and it is granted, the 'grantor' should automatically be compensated with 5 seconds added to his time. Tha…

@iBishop I would be happy to get an affirmation from the main admins/developers that correspondence time controls are undesirable because the games would lack any entertainment value to the audience a…

Hi, One of Lichess best features is the ability for users to create their own tournaments. However, the current time control options limit the games from bullet to 60 minutes per side. On the correspo…