A computer analysis of a game in Lichess lists your "inaccuracies", "mistakes", and "blunders". An example is below: What I don't understand is why Lichess doesn't point out my good moves. It seems

Nibbler appears to have partial Stockfish support; it's Leela-oriented. I've requested for Lichess to make their feature available locally - it helps if they hear from more users, consider commenting. Since it's open-source, locality is of course possible for an outsider to implement, if willing.

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lichess: Bedienung / Darstellung LICHESS lichess ich finde die Plattform von lichess ja ganz ok, läuft zumindest sehr stabil und bietet auch viel. Was mich ein bischen stört und was ich noch nicht gefunden habe: Lässt sich die Darstellung des Schachbrettes bezüglich GRÖßE verändern ? Habe keine Einstellung gefunden und habe auch beim googeln kein Dokument gefunden, wo das steht, wenn ja ...

Über lichess kann man eigentlich nur positives berichten. Zum Beispiel: Mein Account wurde im Januar geschlossen und meine IP gesperrt (warum auch immer). Ich habe an den support angeschrieben und freundlich um eine Erklärung gebeten. Tatsächlich erhielt ich eine Antwort am nächsten Tag.

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I would suggest starting at lichess.org. It has tools that let you (1) analyze a game that you play on the site or (2) import a game and analyze it. The lichess.org analysis includes inaccuracies, mistakes, and blunders. It does not have excellent or brilliancy (! or !!) markers, but they provide a rationale for why they don't use those. You can decide whether their explanation suffices for ...

I've watched a couple of games where people play against stockfish level 8 on lichess, and they pretty much lose all the time. Is it possible for someone to beat a level 8 computer in any time betw...

I saw this in many online games, but I do not understand how it works. With every move we can gain time, but what is it dependent on how much we get? Can please somebody explain the system behind it.

The lichess stockfish bots only have 8 discrete difficulty options and do not surface where on the actual stockfish difficulty setting scale from 1-20 they correspond to, rendering a winrate ELO analysis of them useless for the purposes of determining strength of a direct interface to the engine.