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I was thinking both JS and Java, but 100% sure about JS.

Rechecking it now by the problem version history it shows the problem all right, but also some errors. Not sure if it does show the chosen or the latest version of the problem.

I tried to edit problem 1762 as uit had a missing solution. After resubmitting the problem did not show the playfield anymore ??? I have had this happen before, I removed all the obsolete SGF tags and presto, it worked. I now found that the KO[00:00] tag was causing the problem in 1762; after removi...

When I click on the 'Volgende' (next problem) button I often get problems I've seen shortly before, even thrice.

New, and strange, is that it also selects recently deactivated problems like 2010.
As if it is basing the problem selection on an outdated list of problems and problem tries...

I use Windows 7 and can confirm you need to add goproblems.com to the Exception Site List in the Security tab of the Java Control Panel.

When I click on the Windows (start) logo whateveritis I get a list of recently opened progarms; one of which is Configure Java, which starts the Java Control Panel.

Hi, the comments do show in JS now Thanks, another step away from Java and the eternal Ask malware opt-out upgrade torture.

In several problems, mostly older ones, the user comments don't show when in JavaScript.

For instance problem 1100. In JavaScript there are no comments, in Java there are.
There may be something in the SGF that breaks the comments display.

In Dutch the verb is often the same in formal or informal sentences, so if you don't have to address the reader you can often avoid this altogether. It might have helped to loosen up the matter for Dutch. I would suggest using the formal form in French, definitely. The few French I read always has t...

If you discuss go problems with other players at your local Go club, what form would you use? If that is formal or mixed, I'd use formal for the problems. Otherwise, use the familiar form. For Dutch it is simple. We use the formal form less and less, mostly for complete strangers, business relations...

I'm in doubt about the whole translation thing. I'd rather have a fixed set of comments that people can use in problems, as usually there is no need to go verbose in many situations whle some (f.i. the 10.000 year ko) can really benefit from a lengthy, but standardized, explanation. As a 1000+ probl...

I see nowadays that solving problems has a big effect on my rating. Even those that I have played recently. As a result my rating skyrocketed as high as 6 dan. Of course I did my best, and I'm glad to finally earn some recognition for my go skills. I trot the streets proud as a peacock :) Neverthele...