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Clear local storage.

• KMnO4 5y ago
  Wow, that’s some bad UX. Especially when it can’t as easily be done on mobile.
  • roelschroeven 5y ago
    Or play in privacy mode. The intent, I think, is to mimic how Wordle works. Wordle has one puzzle per day, progress and statistics are stored in a cookie on your local machine (and only there). You can clear the cookie or use another browser or privacy mode to play multiple times per day, but you'll always get the same word.
  • SamBam 5y ago
    It's a clone of Wordle. There is a single correct answer per day, and everybody gets the same puzzle. There will be a new answer tomorrow. So, since the puzzle will be the same, there isn't a huge amount of reason to let you reset. The page could have made that clearer. (Wordle says it when you open it the first time, and also under the help menu.) I double-checked this by looking at the sourcecode.
    • beardyw 5y ago
      > So, since the puzzle will be the same, there isn't a huge amount of reason to let you reset. Good point! Somehow, being numbers, I thought it would just make up another.
  • floatingatoll 5y ago
    It’s intentional, same as Wordle’s designed did it.
• citizenkeen 5y ago
  That... is not ideal.