Board controls and focused practice

Playing and reviewing

Drag pieces to legal destinations in 2D and 3D, with translucent previews using the current 3D model and camera. Illegal drops, drops outside the board, and Escape cancel the drag; promotions keep the piece chooser.
Scroll down over either board to advance through moves and up to go backward. Select an Engine prediction move to navigate that line, then a Game Moves entry to return to game history. Active training and online play disable wheel navigation.
Hold the right mouse button while scrolling to zoom in 3D. Shift while right-dragging locks rotation and changes tilt; Shift plus right-button scrolling still zooms.
Added saved Capture dissolve and Highlight king in check preferences under Settings → Move feedback. Capture effects run during live captures only; capture and live-move animations respect system reduced-motion settings.
Kept active-game controls beneath the board in Focus mode. Training resignation requires confirmation and records a loss. Local two-player draw offers can be accepted or declined, with agreed results saved. Engine opponents do not negotiate draw offers.

Added 3D Knight reach ghosts, route interaction, and board-surface attacker/defender badges that follow camera changes.
Distinguished strong, checking, and capturable fork candidates, with target badges, matching overlay colors, and immediate legal captures of the forking piece. The labels do not prove a material win.
Added Opening, Middlegame, and Endgames puzzle themes. Practice this phase launches a matching puzzle from a training recommendation with a difficulty selector, using Lichess’s anonymous 1500 baseline independently of training ratings.
Standardized puzzle-board pieces on Merida, refreshed the training status card, and redesigned the disconnected Lichess lobby around sign-in and reconnect actions.

Updated Features and the board, game, training, puzzle, and Tactical Map help pages.
Added the journal post Following the position, then choosing what to practice.