Ein Eintrag kommt dazu, wenn sich für die Person, die hier löst, wirklich etwas geändert hat — nicht nach Kalender.
Version history
- 0.25.0
- AddedThe game on the home page is now the same game as the Play Nonogram app for Android. The board you were solving and shared links still open on the Pictures page (/pictures)
- ChangedWhere the app would show an ad, the home game shows the Play Nonogram page on Google Play instead. The one for hints gives you the hint after 3 seconds, as in the app
- ChangedThe Google Play button is now Google's official badge, in the page's language
- 0.24.3
- ChangedThe privacy policy now covers the Play Nonogram app for Android: Google AdMob ads, the Remove ads purchase and usage statistics. The web game here has no app ads and works as before
- 0.24.2
- FixedThe Overlap page called it the only rule that works on an empty grid. A clue that fills its whole line, or a 0, works there too
- 0.24.1
- FixedThe picture shaped like an upside-down T was called Letter L. It now goes by Upside-down T
- 0.24.0
- AddedFinish a regular picture and the result now leads to today's puzzle. Finish today's puzzle and it leads to the past-day calendar
- ChangedA fresh grid says Find first move instead of Hint. After today's picture, the result says a new one opens tomorrow and shows your run
- 0.23.2
- ChangedThe six techniques are now listed inside How to play, which moved up into the top bar. Learning used to be three separate doors — rules, how to play, techniques
- 0.23.1
- ChangedThe picture you just finished stays on screen for a moment before the result appears. The box used to land on top of it straight away
- FixedCopying the link on today's puzzle handed out the wrong picture. Someone opening it on a later day got that day's puzzle instead of the one you sent
- FixedOn a phone the solver's answer was below the fold. Asking for the next move now brings the grid and the reason into view together
- FixedFit to screen now counts height too. On a phone held sideways a 30×30 showed 29% of the picture and the button did not even appear
- ChangedThree buttons — fit to screen, resume, and the calendar arrows — were drawn in the browser's own grey. They match the rest of the page now
- 0.23.0
- AddedA button above the grid fits the whole picture on the screen. A 30×30 on a phone used to show 45% of it
- AddedDays before today are on a calendar under the puzzle — pick one and the picture that date chose opens
- AddedThe clock can be paused when you step away. The grid is covered while it is stopped, so the time you come back to is the time you spent
- AddedThe grid you are on can go straight to paper. Printing gives the clues and the squares, at the size that fits a sheet, and nothing else from the page
- ChangedGoing back to an earlier day does not add to your run. That still counts the days you solved on the day
- FixedThe 10×10 door on the pictures page handed back the grid you had in progress instead of a 10×10. Every size door now opens that size
- 0.22.2
- AddedThere is a contact page now. The link at the bottom of every page opens it, and leaving an address gets you an answer
- ChangedToday's puzzle and the monthly page were missing that path in search results. They have it now, in the language of the page
- 0.22.1
- ChangedA pasted link now shows a grid with its clues, half filled in by Overlap alone, instead of the finished cat
- FixedThe tab icon was blank in Safari and was not eligible to show in Google results — Google does not accept SVG icons
- 0.22.0
- AddedThe home page now says how the pictures are chosen: one that line logic cannot finish never goes on the site
- AddedThere is an explanation of what a hint actually gives you — the name of the rule it used, not just a square to fill
- AddedFive questions are answered below the picture wall: guessing, what the numbers mean, paper, the daily picture, and phones
- AddedWays through to the rules, techniques, pictures and printable grids sit at the foot of the home page
- 0.21.0
- ChangedVisit statistics are switched on. The privacy page now names the tool, says it uses a device identifier and cookies, and says what it does not record. It used to say no analytics were attached
- ChangedThe daily page now explains what happens if you start a puzzle before midnight and finish after it. The board counts for the day you opened it, so a late night does not cost you a day
- ChangedThe record page now says what each badge asks for, and why only one of the ten is about speed
- ChangedThe monthly page now names the three sizes and says the total only appears once all three are finished
- ChangedRemoved the paragraph about times being kept in your browser from the daily, record and monthly pages. It was on every one of them and said nothing you needed while playing
- AddedYou can add this to your home screen now
- AddedA line under the board now shows your best time at this size and your run of days. The home page had no record of your play at all
- AddedClose the tab or refresh and the picture you were working on comes back, with the squares you had filled and the time you had spent. It used to start over from nothing
- ChangedThe line under the board now says what the clue numbers mean. It used to say only that every picture is solvable by logic, which does not help if you have never played one
- FixedThe size picker's text sat at the top of its box instead of the middle. It lines up with the buttons beside it now
- ChangedThe buttons that start a different board moved below the grid. On a phone the whole grid now fits on the first screen instead of running off the bottom
- AddedOpen a link a friend sent and their time comes with it. When you finish the picture, the two times sit side by side
- AddedSharing from a phone now sends the picture itself along with the link, so it shows up even in apps that do not preview links
- AddedShare a picture you solved and the chat preview now shows that picture, drawn from the grid you finished. It used to be the same site image every time
- AddedA link you share now unfurls in chat with the grid size and your time on it. Opening it drops the other person straight onto that picture
- AddedWhen you finish a picture, a window shows its name, size and time, and shares it in one tap. It used to be a single line under the grid
- AddedPaste a link to this site into a chat or a post and it now shows a solved picture. It used to be text only
- FixedThe privacy page said usage was being measured. Nothing was measured — no analytics had ever been attached here. It now says which it is, and it will change on its own the day that stops being true
- AddedThe home page now shows fifteen finished pictures under the board, so you can see what a solved grid turns into before you start one. Each is a link to that size
- FixedThe buttons above the board were falling back to your browser's plain button style — small, in the wrong typeface, and with no clear mark on whether you were filling or crossing. They now match the rest of the site, and the active mode is unmistakable
- FixedThe solver's buttons and the practice ones on the technique pages had the same plain-browser look as the board's did, and the box you paste a puzzle into was only 48px tall. It is 178px now, and every control matches
- FixedSolving a board could leave the square you last touched without a focus ring, so keyboard players lost track of where they were. The mark is cleared on the win instead of being painted over
- FixedThe menu button has a bigger area to hit. The icon looks the same, but the target went from 22px to 44px, so it is harder to miss with a thumb
- 0.20.1
- FixedThe numbers above the grid were cut off along their tops. They now get the height they actually need, at every board size
- FixedThe site name sits at the far left of the header again. The menu button moved to the right, where it was pushing the name out of place
- ChangedThe grid grows to fill the screen instead of sitting at one fixed size. A 5×5 on a phone went from 24px cells to 44px; nothing ever drops below 24px, so every cell stays tappable
- AddedRedo, next to Undo. Step back as far as you like and come forward again; laying down a new mark drops the forward path, so you never redo into a board you abandoned
- AddedFinish a row or column and the rest of that line is crossed for you — those squares were already settled by its clue, so it is never a guess. Turn it off in Settings if you would rather mark them yourself
- ChangedSolve a board and the crosses step out of the way, so the picture is the only thing left on the grid. Undo brings them back — nothing was erased
- AddedStart over — clears what you have marked and restarts the clock on the same picture, where New puzzle hands you a different one. Undo brings your marks back if you hit it by mistake
- 0.20.0
- AddedTen badges on the record page — finishing your first, every size, a 30×30, seven days in a row, a 10×10 inside a minute, and more
- ChangedBadges you have not earned still show, with how far along you are. Knowing what is left is the point
- 0.19.0
- AddedEarlier months are listed on the monthly page — boards finished and total time, newest first
- AddedYour record page counts the days you solved in each month
- 0.18.0
- AddedEach technique page now has a line to try yourself — mark the squares the rule settles, then check
- ChangedNothing checks your answer against a stored key. The rule is run in your browser on the spot
- 0.17.0
- FixedThree pages slid sideways on a phone — the board, the printable sheets and the technique diagrams. All three stay put now
- FixedThe site had no icon and no ads.txt. Both were simply missing
- 0.16.0
- AddedThis month's three boards — 10×10, 15×15 and 20×20, the same three for everyone, with a total time once all three are done
- ChangedSolve a board again and only your faster time is kept
- 0.15.0
- AddedA record page — days in a row, a calendar of the days you finished, and your best time at each size
- ChangedNothing there is uploaded. A different device, or a cleared browser, starts from zero — there is no account to restore from
- 0.14.0
- AddedToday's puzzle — one picture a day, the same one for everyone, chosen by the date and nothing else
- AddedYour run of solved days is counted. It stays in your browser and is never sent anywhere
- ChangedToday's grid is built in your browser, because a page baked yesterday cannot know what day it is for you
- FixedFinish yesterday's puzzle after midnight and it counts for yesterday, not today. Today's puzzle stays unsolved, as it should
- 0.13.0
- AddedA printable page — six puzzles from 10×10 to 20×20, one to a page, answers at the back
- ChangedThe answers print grey rather than black. A 20×20 filled in solid black soaks the paper and empties the cartridge
- ChangedPrinted puzzles carry a number, not a name. The name would be the answer
- 0.12.0
- AddedA page about the picture library — how many at each size, how they are checked, and what makes a drawing fail
- AddedYou can jump straight to a size from that page
- ChangedThere is deliberately no page for each picture. A drawing's title is its answer, and a list of them would give the game away
- 0.11.0
- AddedA page for each of the six rules — when to look for it, the line it fires on, and why it holds
- AddedThe rule a hint names is now the title of a page you can read. They were separate things before
- ChangedTwo rules cover 98 of every 100 steps across the 175 pictures. The table says which
- 0.10.0
- AddedA page on where to start — the first move, why you cross off before you fill, and what to do when a grid stops moving
- AddedThree pictures walk one small puzzle from an empty grid to a finished one
- 0.9.0
- AddedA rules page. Four pictures cover the whole rule set — what a clue counts, why crossing off matters, when a line is done, and what you end up with
- ChangedThe numbers in those pictures are worked out from the pictures themselves, so they cannot drift out of step
- 0.8.0
- AddedThe grid works from the keyboard — arrow keys move, Space fills, X crosses off
- FixedScreen readers were told the grid had rows and columns it did not have. Each square now names itself instead, and a change is announced once rather than square by square
- 0.7.0
- AddedA settings block under the board. It remembers your choices in this browser
- AddedClues of a finished line fade out, so you can see at a glance which lines are still open
- AddedCopy link hands you the address of the picture you are on
- AddedClue numbers get crossed off once their block is definitely placed — counted from the ends inward, never guessed
- AddedOptional square counter and a mark on the square you just changed
- AddedClues can be repeated on the right and along the bottom, so your eye does not have to cross a 30×30 grid to read them
- 0.6.0
- Added175 pictures now — 30 at every size from 10×10 up, and 25 at 5×5
- Changed5×5 stays at 25. Twenty-five squares only hold so many things you can still recognise
- 0.5.0
- Added150 pictures now — 25 at every size. New ones include a bee, a turtle, a dolphin, a windmill and a fishing boat
- 0.4.0
- Added120 pictures now — exactly 20 at every size from 5×5 to 30×30
- ChangedNew subjects at every size: a fox, an owl, a dice, a pine tree, a rocket and fifteen more
- 0.3.0
- Added100 pictures now, and every size from 5×5 to 30×30 has at least 16 of them
- ChangedThe larger sizes used to hand you a machine-made shape that finished without a name. They are real pictures now
- ChangedMost of the set solves with the overlap rule alone, so almost every puzzle reads as Easy. Harder pictures are next
- 0.2.0
- AddedPuzzles are hand-drawn pictures now — 32 of them at 5×5, 10×10 and 15×15. Solve one and it tells you what you drew
- ChangedNew puzzle never gives you the same picture twice in a row
- Changed20×20 and larger are still machine-built shapes, so they finish without a name. Pictures for those sizes are coming
- 0.1.0
- AddedThe board is here. Pick a size from 5×5 to 30×30, fill squares with the left button and cross them off with the right
- AddedHints name the rule they used — overlap, gap too small, out of reach — and light up the line it was read from
- AddedEvery puzzle is checked before you see it. If line-by-line logic cannot finish the grid, the puzzle is thrown away and another is built
- ChangedDifficulty comes from which rules the puzzle needs, not from its size. A 30×30 can be easier than a 10×10
What the puzzles are checked against
What this site relies on, and when that source was last opened. If the date is old, anything that changed since may be missing.
| puzzle | Source | Checked |
|---|---|---|
| Solving rule names | nonograms.org — Methods of solving Japanese crosswords | |
| Minimum 24px cell | W3C — WCAG 2.2 SC 2.5.8 Target Size (Minimum) |