Pick any practice, say lichess.org/practice/checkmates/piece-checkmates-i/BJy6fEDf/U3r4wkFn .
I find that if I click on the analysis button in Chrome, it takes me to the analysis and ALSO opens a second tab with the same analysis. That don't make sense. In Firefox it's the same thing, except right-clicking doesn't open a new tab. None of this looks intended to me.
Ideally I'd like to be able to open an analysis button in a new tab and stay on the practice page in the first tab. My flow would be like: solve the practice -> analyse in another tab for extra insight -> close the 2nd tab and move on to the next practice. But maybe we don't want that because people would use analysis to cheat or something?
At any rate I'm mostly curious what was intended here.
I find that if I click on the analysis button in Chrome, it takes me to the analysis and ALSO opens a second tab with the same analysis. That don't make sense. In Firefox it's the same thing, except right-clicking doesn't open a new tab. None of this looks intended to me.
Ideally I'd like to be able to open an analysis button in a new tab and stay on the practice page in the first tab. My flow would be like: solve the practice -> analyse in another tab for extra insight -> close the 2nd tab and move on to the next practice. But maybe we don't want that because people would use analysis to cheat or something?
At any rate I'm mostly curious what was intended here.