VM160:1 Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token U in JSON at position 0
at JSON.parse (<anonymous>)
... blah blah blah...
at Socket.emit (events.js:223)
at addChunk (_stream_readable.js:309)
at readableAddChunk (_stream_readable.js:290)
at Socket.Readable.push (_stream_readable.js:224)
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It should log what it failed to parse. Maybe even display it directly to the user instead of requiring dev console. In this case it was an error message produced by Katago on exe startup that would have immediately revealed the problem.
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When I first started analyzing stuff, nothing was displayed. It was not obvious that "Candidate moves" was the correct box in the menu to select, so I spent a while toggling options related to the display of moves (policy/visits/colors) all the while it continued to display nothing. [comment: it already says "hidden" at top right]
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As inbae mentioned, there doesn't seem to be a way to view visit+winrate+score at the same time. Seeing all of them together is really, really, really important for moderately-experienced analysis users.
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This program has the same major flaw that Lizzie has regarding tree navigation - when you backtrack up the tree, it doesn't remember what variation you were in! So if you go back up a few moves to remind yourself of the moves that got you to this position, if you passed through a branch, when you go down again, it will pick the first branch instead of the one you were in.
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CGoban's behavior would be much nicer here - every branch point in the tree should remember the last branch the user chose when descending through it, and pick that by default when descending again, unless explicitly the user changes their choice. The variation tree should highlight or color differently the current current entire path that would be followed if the user repeatedly goes forward.
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More keys for faster tree navigation would be nice. Page up and page down to go 10 moves at a time, for example. Maybe a way to laterally jump variations like in Lizzie without having to go up to the branch and then back down.
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More coloring options for contrasting moves would be nice - https://colorcet.com/ might be a good place, to grab some percetually uniform color or brightness maps.
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The program on Windows does not appear to fully honor the size the user sized the window to on startup. If you make the window a certain size, then repeatedly close and reopen the program, every time, for me at least, the window almost honors it, but it grows a little bit, eventually becoming the size of the whole screen. This is a bit annoying, since every time I reopen it I have to manually resize it back down and put the window where I want it again relative to my other stuff.