That was fun until I got to the point where no progress could be made and I had to undo a whole bunch of times to get to a workable configuration. Perhaps add a notification of some kind that I've gotten myself in that situation, rather than letting me kill a bunch of time solving an unsolvable puzzle. Still, very enjoyable!

It’s stuck at “Loading…” on both Brave with no extensions and Safari with adblockers. It was only after I tried it on Firefox without anything that I realised the cookie banner is the issue.

This was really fun. I actually went back to the beginning of the archive to find more puzzles to solve. I think it would be nice if when you have solved one of the historical puzzles it would give you a button to click onto the next day's puzzle.

I actually never came across the situation where my grid was unsolvable. As I was playing I was wondering what kind of algorithm you used to come up with grids that have no possible dead ends. Since this is clearly an issue, I wonder if it's possible to come up with puzzles that always have a solution similar to how the algorithm for creating Sudoku puzzles always guarantees it can be solved without guessing.

Fun! On first thought, I'd prefer knowing when I'm in an unwinnable state instead of having to keep clicking the hint button.

Also, the site worked for me in Chrome but doesn't work in Firefox (145.0.2). Do `window.cookieManager = ...` (or even `var cookieManager = ...`) instead of `const cookieManager = ...`. This goes for all variables in the global lexical scope you intend to share across source files.

Love the idea. It's fun to play.

I didn't like that it's possible to leave the underlying word unchanged by dragging the word containing a letter twice to the second occurence.

The finishing move on Jan 1st was gorgeous, nice work!

Cool game!

Fantastic work, very fun ! I actually only ran into the dead end scenario right until the last few words so not a frustrating first experience. But reading other comments maybe a setting to prevent the player to take a route that ends up unsolvable would be great. Kinda like the "Normal" and "Expert" Modes in worldle

Very nice. Easy to accidentally cheat, however. Shift a word to an invalid position, but right click instead of letting the mouse up event fire. Then shift the word back to the original position: win!

Nicely done! This is an excellent experience, both visually and gameplay wise.

The only thing that felt a bit weird was being able to change the word to the same word, if the slid word had the same letter twice.