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New Option to Hide the Peek Button

During AI (Stockfish) games, we had a button that lets you view the board (the "Peek" button). However, having it so easily accessible made it tempting to overuse — and I was definitely guilty of that myself.

That said, it's also true that playing without any visual assistance at all can be quite tough. The best solution, I thought, would be a setting to toggle the button's visibility.

If you're comfortable without the Peek button, try playing with it hidden. Even if you do use it, you can also configure other settings — like hiding only your own pieces or making all pieces the same color — to gradually reduce visual assistance and work toward fully blindfold chess. Give it a try!

This has been rolled out to all game modes:

  • Standard Game
  • Import PGN
  • Custom Position

February 25, 2026

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