@Forgeron-de-Pion
Find a good programming AI, and ask it to write an add-on for your browser (chrome, Firefox, waterfox, edgy, apple,...)
Write add-on for my browser ..., that on one click analyses the open tabof the browser, finds a chessboard graphic, and puts the FEN of the chess position in the clipboard
@mkubecek said in #10:
> ...and as I replied in #5, once the puzzle is finished, you can simply click the slider to turn the engine on. It's literally just one click.
And as *I* mentioned in #6, you can't do that in this study.
@Z3Y said in #11:
> @Forgeron-de-Pion
> Find a good programming AI, and ask it to write an add-on for your browser (chrome, Firefox, waterfox, edgy, apple,...)
> Write add-on for my browser ..., that on one click analyses the open tabof the browser, finds a chessboard graphic, and puts the FEN of the chess position in the clipboard
That's a pretty awesome tip!!! Thank you!!~
...which is completely irrelevant as both my comment #5 and part of your comment #4 that it replies to are (only) about puzzles and neither does mention studies.
@Forgeron-de-Pion said in #13:
> That's a pretty awesome tip!!! Thank you!!~
I'm just very curious: Did you try it? Did it work?
@Z3Y said in #15:
> I'm just very curious: Did you try it? Did it work?
I did! That's why I thanked you so earnestly. Because it worked!!!!^~^
Wow! I'm amazed myself!
Would you tell me which programming AI you used, and how the result looks like, please?
I wanted to try exactly this myself some months ago, but then let it pass.
I'm really impressed.
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