CHESSOVLE 6.5.1:
Minor update with SEO nad Locales improvements

This changelog covers development from September 4 to September 17, 2026.
In total: 93 files changed, with 26,308 additions and 239 deletions.

• Added support for taketaketake.com — the third site Chessolve works on.
• Added best-move suggestions and evaluation for games played there.
• Added support for both live bot games and daily puzzles.
• Adapted to a board that is drawn rather than built from page elements.
• Followed the site's real game state instead of guessing from the board.
• Kept suggestions correct across rematches, new games, and game changes.
• Correctly identified who is playing which color, including bot games with no player name.
• Kept analysis aligned when the board moves, resizes, or sits next to page panels.
• Prevented stale suggestions from appearing after a move was already played.
• Fixed en passant positions being read incorrectly in some games.
• Added support for reviewing a game by stepping through its move list.

• Added analysis for taketaketake.com daily puzzles.
• Made puzzle analysis a Premium feature, with an upgrade button right on the best-move card.
• Added a “Puzzle solved” state to the best-move card.
• Applied a dedicated puzzle setup: fixed analysis depth, a single line, no auto-play, and no move-by-move review.
• Locked the corresponding analysis settings while solving a puzzle so they cannot be changed accidentally.
• Prevented an in-progress analysis result from appearing on a puzzle that has already been solved.
• Ensured the position only advances when the site itself confirms the move was accepted, and stays put otherwise.

• Hid the suggested-move arrow while the promotion picker is open, so it does not cover the board.
• Added a highlight ring on the piece the suggestion recommends, inside the site's own promotion picker.
• Recognized the promotion picker opening and closing from normal pointer and keyboard use.
• Kept the extension display-only — you still promote by choosing the piece yourself.

• Added instant reaction to in-page navigation, so the panel switches immediately when you move between a game, a puzzle, and other pages.
• Removed the delay that previously made the panel lag behind the page by a second or more.
• Added the same instant navigation handling on Chess.com, Lichess, and TakeTakeTake.
• Reset analysis state cleanly when switching between games or screens.

*> Chessolve 6.5.0 brings full support for taketaketake.com — live games and daily puzzles — together with a clearer Premium puzzle experience, promotion guidance that stays out of your way, instant reaction to page navigation, and arrows that look native on every supported site.
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full CHANGELOG on - https://teletype.in/@chessolve/6.5.0

🔥CHESSOLVE 6.4.1 Hotfix: CHESSCOM Rematch Detection

We fixed a critical issue where CHESSOLVE could remain stuck on “Waiting for board” after starting a new match or rematching the same opponent on CHESSCOM.

What happened?

Chess.com often keeps players on the same page between consecutive games. Chessolve correctly detected the new game, but two internal game identifiers became out of sync. As a result, valid board updates were rejected.

Chessolve 6.4.0: More Reliable Analysis Across CHESSCOM and LICHESS

This release focuses on making Chessolve more accurate and dependable when identifying your side of the board.

What’s new:
Player identity now remains stable when the board is flipped, resized, or remounted.
Improved support for authenticated and guest games on both adapters.
Guest sides can be safely identified from confirmed local moves when site account information is unavailable.
Analysis, autoplay, move review, ratings, evaluations, and player information now share one consistent view of who you are playing as.
Move arrows automatically redraw in the correct direction after flipping the board.
Stronger protection against stale data from previous games, detached boards, delayed engine responses, premoves, and rapid navigation.
Temporary or incomplete board positions no longer trigger analysis or incorrectly start a new game session.
Analysis and autoplay wait when your side cannot be identified confidently, preventing incorrect moves and unnecessary quota usage.
Player ratings and metadata are no longer inferred from board position, which fixes cases where opponent or bot information could be assigned to the local player.
For ambiguous guest games, Chessolve may wait until you make the first move manually instead of guessing your color.

Chessolve 6.3.0 brings more reliable analysis and a refreshed interface.
What’s new:
Analysis now uses complete PGN history for more accurate positions, repetitions, castling, promotions, and navigation.
Improved Chess.com handling for premoves, dragging, Undo, and move-history updates.
Stronger Lichess synchronization, including lobby-to-game navigation and round recovery.
Added Komodo 14.1 support with configurable Play styles.
Redesigned activity cards and icon-based navigation.
Added a tutorial for minimized mode.
Improved localization, accessibility, testing, and payment timeout handling.
This release focuses on ensuring Chessolve always analyzes the correct game position.

CHESSOLVE 6.0.1 is out:

What’s new:
Added a new Home activity summary showing:Current best-move streak, total requests for the current year and monthly activity chart

Activity statistics now refresh immediately after successful requests without resetting scroll position or rebuilding the entire screen.

Added localized, plural-aware activity labels for English, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, and Russian.
Best-move cards now explicitly display “Stockfish, depth X” instead of the generic depth label.

Improvements and fixes:

Improved accessibility with semantic metrics, descriptive chart labels, and dedicated synchronization attributes.

Prevented quota countdown ticks from unnecessarily rerendering the panel when countdown markup is unavailable.

Prevented stray text nodes from accumulating during screen transitions.

Refined Home and Profile card padding, activity-chart spacing, overflow handling, and light/dark theme presentation.

Expanded automated coverage for activity calculations, localization, live refresh behavior, quota countdowns, screen transitions, and UI fidelity.

Chessolve 6.0.0 — Complete Redesign Changelog
This changelog consolidates all 355 commits, covering development from July 7 to August 8, 2026.
In total: 181 files changed, with 35,828 additions and 5,911 deletions.
🎨 Fully redesigned interface
Rebuilt the entire extension interface from the ground up.
Redesigned authentication, email verification, OTP, Home, Options, Profile, subscription, payment, transaction, and minimized views.
Introduced a consistent panel shell and reusable UI components.
Added smooth transitions between screens.
Added animated bottom navigation and minimized-panel transitions.
Added a universal drag rail and improved panel dragging.
Improved both light and dark themes.
Added responsive layouts for smaller screens and variable content.
Added new extension and manifest icons.
Removed obsolete logos and payment assets.
Improved disabled, hover, loading, and selected states.
Added reduced-motion support.
♟ Move review and classifications
Added move classifications directly on the Chess.com and Lichess boards.
Added Best, Excellent, Good, Great, Brilliant, Inaccuracy, Mistake, Miss, and Blunder assets.
Added animated classification introductions.
Added special glyph-only animations for Great and Brilliant moves.
Matched Chess.com-style pill-to-icon transitions.
Anchored classifications to the destination square.
Added smooth downward fade-out animations.
Improved post-game move review.
Added support for reviewing selected moves while replaying a completed game.
Fixed move classifications during live move-list replay.
Rebuilt Chess.com positions from SAN history for reliable reviews.
Prevented stale evaluations and classifications from appearing.
Cleared reviews whenever the position or game generation becomes invalid.
Hardened retry, takeback, reload, and history lifecycles.
Added site rating to move-analysis requests.
Removed redundant move-review labels from the best-move card.
🤖 Engine improvements
Added support for selecting the Lc0 engine.
Added entitlement-based engine availability.
Sent the selected engine with analysis requests.
Added isolated extension-side engine caching.
Rejected malformed, contradictory, and stale cached engine results.
Prevented outdated terminal engine responses from affecting the board.
Preserved the displayed bot Elo when changing

Chessolve 6.0.0 is more than a visual refresh. It is a complete interface rebuild with better analysis controls, engine selection, on-board move classifications, improved post-game review, stronger Chess.com and Lichess reliability, faster performance, accessible markup, localized subscriptions, and substantially expanded test coverage.

CHESSOLVE v5.2.0

What’s New

• Payment checkout now opens in the current tab instead of creating a new browser tab.
• Improved subscription/payment flow behavior after checkout URL is received from the server.
• Refined transaction detail layout for better readability and cleaner long-text handling.
• Improved premium/footer layout spacing in the extension panel.

Privacy & Build Updates

• Production builds now only request access to the CHESSOLVE API domain.
• Localhost API permissions are now limited to development builds only.

Cleanup

• Removed unused payment provider logo assets.
• Removed an outdated internal payment/transactions design spec.

Fixes

• Fixed checkout navigation so users stay in the same tab when proceeding to payment.

Chessolve v5.1.0 is out

What changed:

• Removed cell glow from piece, added target cell border instead of glow.
• Improved minimized mode styling so the compact panel feels cleaner and more stable.
• Fixed the “newer version available” alert showing over the minimized panel. It now appears only in full mode.
• Improved best-move card animations, including smoother height changes and better reveal behavior.
• Polished move review and mate alert display states.
• Added more internal tests around auth, panel rendering, analysis flow, and UI state to reduce regressions.