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-Idée pour bouton settings de même taille que turn indicators :
-dessiner un bouton de taille selon écran, invisible mais toujours là
---> le prendre comme référence (pour turn indicator)
+Finish rules translation in Spanish + improve existing ones
+Design: final touch (gain extra space on top, using space on the right)
+Crazyhouse: center reserves, grey if zero available, numbers superimposed
+Promotions: increase pieces sizes, better background.
+Code: use two spaces instead of tabs, everywhere.
+Increase code line length to 100 or more?
+(http://katafrakt.me/2017/09/16/80-characters-line-length-limit/)
+Chat button should be more apparent after game ends (color ?)
+Reinforce security for problems upload (how ?)
+The mode switch between human/computer/friend (+ problem) is a mess
+(example: finished computer game, ongoing friend game, reload, friend game is unreachable)
+
+Later:
+Let choice of time control, allow correspondance play, several games at the same time
+==> need to use indexedDB instead of localStorage. Maybe with Dexie https://dexie.org/
+Each user would have a unique identifier stored in the client DB.
+Allow to cancel games (if opponent doesn't connect again)
+Identity would be browser-based: different games on smartphone, home computer, work computer... (why not ?)
+Index might still look the same, and variant page would have another tab "Games"
+==> running, and finished (which can be deleted from local memory)
+(A true analysis mode could be implemented also, to navigate in completed games --> use a button)
+Allow challenging a specific player (by his chosen name)
+But keep the random pairings as main playing way + always playing in ZEN mode,
+except when accepting an individual challenge.