DailyGammon

The board now answers a tap. A tap on the dice sends your finished move or swaps them, a tap on the cube doubles — with the same questions and confirmations as the buttons, and every button stays where it was. Small signs on the board tell you what a tap means at that moment. If you would rather not have it, you can switch it off altogether in Settings under “Playing”. The round number of a tournament is visible again. Long tournament names are now shortened in the middle rather than at the end — the end is where the round stands. And a tap on the name opens the tournament. What you have written no longer disappears. A half-typed forum post, a message you had started: a swipe down threw it away without asking. Now you are asked. And in the messages the send button sat under the keyboard, which could not be got out of the way — above the keyboard there is now a bar with “Done” and “Send reply”. The rating curve has room when you hold the phone sideways. The figures stand to the left of the curve instead of beneath it, the second scale on the right edge is gone, and the key steps aside in landscape. The buttons under the board are tidied up. Above the dividing line they all look alike now — “Undo move” and “Swap dice” are as strong as “Submit move”. And a lone button no longer grows across the whole width on a large screen, where it read more like a banner than a button. If something is wrong, use “Report this page” or “Report something”. This version, too, is made almost entirely of reports like those.