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I would rather offer the browser-based version to everyone, but it is an objectively worse experience because of the state of the Go compiler. You can still vis

I would rather offer the browser-based version to everyone, but it is an objectively worse experience because of the state of the Go compiler. You can still visit the broswer-based version if you want to, it's just a link swap on the page done in JavaScript. Out of curiosity, what do you think I should do? Keep in mind, not everyone feels the same about being "cajoled" into installing an open source application. But virtually everyone won't appreciate the UI hangs.

Y_Y 2y ago
Maybe you could offer both links, with a note that says what you just said? (I don't think you're forcing free open backgammon down people's throats, but there's an existing fatigue due to less scrupulous publishers detecting mobile browsers and pushing people away from otherwise functional websites.)